Upper Perkiomen High School - Walum Olum Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

i i I . Sfkifkikuilfikiir EX LIBRIS is as ff ix? ik aff 'Y Y ix. L WALUM OLUM VVALUM OLUM, the name of the book', of the Lenape Indians, is the first recorded his- tory of this tribe. About 1000 A. D. a famous tribe of Indians known as the Lenni Lenape, interpreted as the original people , invaded eastern Pennsylvania and settled in our region. The traditional history of this tribe was inscribed on birch bark plates with carved ligures. This was the only primitive eastern American Indian record that can be properly called a book. Since the Lenni Lenape were prominent in our area and called their history the Walum Olum , we should like to record the history of our class in our Walum Olum . CLASS OF 1956 UPPER PERKIOMEN HIGH SCHOOL EAST GREENVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA The Fourlh fl zmual WA LU M O LU M zmkv E 1.1, EN HUNSBERGER, Efzffof GARY DU TTON , Assoriate Editor JOANNE SCH fwl. L, Business Imlffwff CONTENTS OUR SCHOOL JOINT SCHOOL COMMITTEE DEDICATION Book I .......... .... A dminisrmzion, Family BOOK II . . . .,,. Seniors BOOK III . . . .... Underrlassmen BOOK IV ..,, .... A crifviries BOOK V . . . .,,. Athletics BOOK VI I .. .,.. SperialService.v PATRONS UPPICR PICRKIUMICN HIGH SCHOOI I UPPER PERKIOMEN JOINT SCHOOL COMMITTEE un.ling1.' -I. VVill:xrxl VVx-lxlxxer, C. Henry' Kxxrz, :Xlhert F. Orthaxxs, jacob Kxxlp, Paul S. Bicler. Sitting llxude- R. Hi:-lx-xg R. VVinHeld Smith, fllrc-side-ml, Stan ford Uerhnrt. 'io 'rms ux..-yss or 1056: .-Ks xxxcxixlyx-rs of rhx- Cirzxxlxxxxrixxg Clzxss you hzxyv. throxxgh thc xxxcxlixxxxx of this 1956 yvzxrhook, xlom- xx splx-mlixl joh of telling yoxxr sclxoolxxxzitcs, yoxxr pzxrvxxts, rvlzxtivvs :xml frix-mls of soim- of thx- joys of yoxxr school czxrvc-r :xml of some of your hope-s :xml xlrvzxixxs for the fxirxxrx-. 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Not only has hliss Roeder provided us with a sound hack- ground in mathematics hut also has encouraged us toward greater achievement and has willingly given us her able assistance. NCVCII ADMINISTRATIUN FACULTY GOK I PNQTO. Tami LAM-:SL STANLEY M. KURTZ, Ph.B., A.M Szlfzerwising Principal Muhlenberg College University of Pennsylvania 'llemple University Columbia University T0 THE c1,Ass or 1956: Yours is a Leap-Year Class. Being members of this particular Class is a chance distinction. Not too many honors in life will come to you by chance. You will be graduating into a world of science, a technological world, with abundant opportunities for those who have completed High School and are purposefully determined to make their lives worth the living. May success and happiness crown your efforts! STANLEY M. KURTZ Ten C. A. ROTH, B.S., M.Ed. Ifiyh Srhool Prinripal Albright College Temple University University of Munich ln reducing the varied theories of education to their essential ideas, we find that the ideal training is one which fits a man for his place in the world. Such an education teaches him to reason, to recognize the truth, to love beauty, to accept good and to reject evil and will, in effect, produce an intellect that can spin gossamersn as well as forge anchors. llay the education you have received at Upper Perkiomen High School give you sufficient sturdiness of character and independence of mind to lead you on to happiness and success. C. A. ROTH Eleven lRI1NI1 P. ASQUITH, A.B. Aflfllll 5!lHlI1'.x' XVc'stc'rn Lullvgc l'l1ix'crsitx' of Xlinm-sutu L SARA E. BERGEY, B.S. lllflllrlllrlkillg Drexel Instituto of 'l'c'chnulogy VICTOR S. ENSM INGIER BS. fhultllnlrll .lyr'ir11lIl1r'r,' .Al rlf'1,w'r', 1' 1' xl PC'l1llSylY2ll1ill Stats' L,HiYl'l'SiIj Y DONALD J. HAGANAL 'ER B.S. l1!'IH'I'lll Sl4il'lIl'l' Nlillcrsvillc Sturm' 'l'K'2lChL'l'S Cullvgt- Ixlligh l'nivc-rsity ROBERT F. ENSMINGER B.S., ANI. lnmrnl Nnmz, fnngnlfwlly Wwt Lhntcr hmtc lmduls Cullvgit' 'l'wclx'L' A NORMAN C. HOFFMAN A.B., A.M. lfllflliill, flllilltlllff, Sorinl SfIlIlit .V,' llnul 'l'f'll!'IIl'I', I,l'lIIl.VlllIl'f1 Nlulilenlwerg College l,el1igl1 University CLARENCE F. HORN B.S., A.lVI. fllliflllllfl' l,'o11n.v1'1rn' New York University 'l'en1ple University Qllllllllllllil University Pace College ERMA D. KEYES, B.S. .'l1IlflIl'IlIl1fIl'A', Girly' llerlllll mul Pl!-1'.s'i1'11l lillllfllfillll, fjlltlfll of Girls' ,'l1fI1l'li1'A' llrsinus College lexnple University CLIFFORD B. KINDRED A.B., A.M. E11glisl1,'r11l1'iser', Perl'-o-Into: Muhlenberg College Lehigh University STEPHEN KNIGHT, B.S. Sorinl SflHlIt'X,' Confli, Junior l'zn'sity lsflllfllllll lin iversitx' of Scranton I'hirteen WALTER C. KRAUSER BS. lll!I'll.K'fl'iIIl .Al rf.w Pi'lll1Sj'lY2ll1l2l Sfllflx ll1lYi'TSIfy' lll1lYl'l'Sll'y ot Detroit ROBERT D. MARSI-IMAN B.S., M.S. in Ed. lnxtrllnlrlztal .llusif .' Dirfrror, ,llnrrllinff Rami, Dann' Bam! YV:-st Chester State Teachers College University of Pennsylvzmia United States Navy School of Music CARMEN A. MARTUCCI A.B. I':llffli.k'lI, C'i1'iz'.v,' Clllllfll, l'lIl'Xifj' Footbzlflf CVOIIFII Jllllfflf' I-Ilfiifj' l1'11.s'k1'fl11lfl xIUI'1lVl1lll College lczlst Stromlslmrg State 'llenclmers College Lehigh University Fourteen KENNETH l. MILLER .-XB. lillfjlifll ,' .'lI1'I'lXl'I', llrllllllll Ulum Nlercerslwurg lAC2llli'Illj' Franklin and Klurslmll College l'niversitx' of l,l'I1HSX'lY1lIll2l GEORGE NIITRO JR., B.S Boys' Ilwllth and 1,11-1'Sil'Ill 1':l1Ilt'IlfTOII ,' Ifuarll, lvursily l3ll,Vl'f'flN1ll,' Illllllfll, funior llllfiif-1' Isllflfllllll Lock Haven State 'll02lClll'TS College Pennsylvzumiu State University CECELIA R. NIZIO, B S .fri Kutztown State' 'llvziclicrs Qo npr SARAH G. MOSER Sllllfflllllllf, 'l'j'f7iIl!l,' IJUIIFII, I.'ln'f'r'lm1li11g 'liziylor lhisiiwss School ALBERT M. NEIMAN AB., A.M. .llIIfIH'lIll1fi1'X, IlllllIilliXfl'IIfi7'l' .'lA'A'i.ffl1Ilf l.'lrIi1'iti:'.vH 3 LVUIIVII, llrllivfiy ff1l.ve'l11lH lllulilenlwrg College l.1-liiggh University MARY JANE PALOMARI B.S. llomr' ,':l'0Il0Illil'X. .11l1'i,wr, FIIJ lndizinzi State 'fvzicliers Co 1 LOUIS C. PIRNIK, A.B clfflllllll, 11ixIory.' Jzlzl ll Studrut Counril Gvttyslmrg College linivcrsity of l'ennsylv:ini1i Columbia University Fifteen NIARJURI li POS'I'li'l I'IiR IIS. ffiflx' llwullfl nuff llll'l',Y1-fill l'IIllIl'I1fIIIll, Iiflllfll nf fzvflff' ,fffIf1'lf4'.x' I':ll5I SIYUIIKINIIIITQ State 'I'c':tcIwrf Lhllt-gt-, Ivxnpln- l4l1iwr'sity ANNE K. RAYMOND, AB. lfrlfflixll, lJl'lllIlIlfIl'.Y IIIICIQIICII lhiwrsity FRANCIS R. RONCACIE B.S. ,IllIflIt'1llllfI1'.Y, lfnuygv' llwrllfll mul l'l1y.vi1'al ,'Illlll'llfI'lll lvrsinuf Cullvgm-, 'liunmplc Ihiwrsily RICHARD H. SCHIELI, B.S. .I llIflIl'lllllfI4'.V .' , f.v.fi.s'l1111l ljflllfll, ffnrflflrllf lznsr 5II'UIlIISI5llI'Q1 Nutz' Ivzlclul Coll:-gc, IIICINDII' I.IIIX4'I'SITI'. Iflutftun fullvgm' I5LIZAI5Ii'I'I'I C. RUEDER .I lllflll'lllIIfI1',Y I,Cl1llhyIX'1lIlI1l btxltc' I nrvvrslty I IKQII WARREN C. SCHLEGEL A.B., A.M. lfnglixll, Lalin, .'l!llIlilliXfl'1Ifi l'l' .1.VA'i5flIIlf f.'1f1l lIl!IIIll'l', Kluhlenberg College, Lehigh University RICHARD C. SCI-ILICHER A.B. Ifnglixll, Dramutirs Xhihlenlwerg College Lehigh University ROBERT C. SHARE, B.S. Geoyrafzlzy, Sofia! Studies: J1l1'ixer, lflfalurn Olum 1Iansfield State Teachers College, Bucknell University MARIA SMITH, B.S. LI,ll'lII'IllIl .' f1I11'ISl'I', Perkolator Kutztown State Teachers College RAY S. STEINMAN, B.S. lmlzlxfrial .4 rr.: Millersville State Tezichers College Seventeen NORMAN J. SNYDER, B.S. Biology, Senior Sl'ft'lll'F,' ISIIFIIIYD1' .'ll1ln11yf'r, Jtlllelirlv VVest Chester Statc Teachers College WARREN M. STERLING B.S., M.Ed. C'!llI1lll6'fl'fl1l Sllb-jt'l'I.!' Bloomshurg State Teachers College, St. Bonaventure University, Temple Universitv ZANE Z. STUDENROTH B.S., M.S. in Ed. f1vllf'lIIiXfj', Conxunzer lflfllfllfillll, Pliyxifs University of Pennsylvania Eighteen THEO. A. WERTMAN B.S. 1:i7'il'.V, History, Drifver Training Slippery Rock State 'l'eachers College, Klillersville State Teachers College, Xlichigan State Auto School, Columbia University CHARLES P. YEAGLEY B.S. fl Iuxir, lflmral 1Jil'l'4'f0l' lluhlenherg College, Lehanon Valley College, University of Pennsylvania MARGARET S. YODER B.S. I Vocational Home Economic.v,' Adviser, FHA Drexel Institute of Technology, Albright College, University of Pennsylvania They Have Taught Us Have We Learned? Nineteen SENHHIS 1 I Z, Z CLASS OFFICERS EVAN CHRISTMAN President JOANNE SCHOLL Secretary FAYE BARDMAN Vice-President JOANNE EISENHARD Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose cLAss COLORS! Royal Blue and White The future success of each member of our class The extreme importance of this will undoubtedly will depend largely upon the proper application of be magnified in the success of our future endeavors. all each has been taught by our capable faculty. Twenty-two EVAN CHRISTMAN President of Senior Class CLASS HISTORY This was the first Freshman class in 'the new jointure, and our class membership had grown. We learned to co-operate with our new classmates in planning class activities. Proudly we displayed our emblems which had been cleverly designed. Added impetus was given to class undertakings by energetic students wishing to show their pride in our class. Receiving our hats, we realized that our high school days were enjoyable. We wore these hats on Sophomore Day. Our Sophomore Dance, held on the same day, was lauded as a success by all who attended. Then came our Junior Year. Did you notice how all the juniors placed added attention upon their hands at the beginning of the year? They wanted to display the new class rings they had received. Deco- rations for our Junior Prom, 'Stairway to the Stars, were praised throughout the week following the dance. Our play, entitled Adam's Evening, was said to be the very best Junior Play in years. This year the focus was on Commencement! Frantic efTorts were energetically expended as we tried to cram everything that we were learning into some niche of our minds. The hams got a last minute opportunity to display their acting talent in our play, Meet Me in St. Louis. Our Senior Prom, Aloha, found us dancing dreamily amid the flowers and palm trees of a Hawaiian garden. Near the end of the year, as pressures increased, we realized that here had been four years-perhaps the four most valuable years of our lives. Twenty-three JOHN A LBITZ Johnnie Red Hill Academic Record collector and T. V. fan . . . . likes to argue with people who disagree with him . . . usu- ally at home . . . plans to attend business college . . . loyal rooter with lots of school spirit . . . LampIighter's Serenade his favorite melody. FAITH ASTON Fay Green Lane Commercial Her hobby, collecting pictures . . . really enjoys pounding her typewriter . . . pop tests stand high on her hate list . . . favorite pop tune, He . . . to be a hairdresser is her ambi' tion. FA YE BA RDMA N Bardy Red Hill Academic Sports' enthusiast . . . basket- ball, swimming, and talking top her list of favorite activities . . . plans athletic career as physical education teacher . . . here, there, and everywhere her fa- forite location . . . loyal fan of I-. P. H. 5. nlrlirilirx: Studi-nt Council l. 2. fi. 4, Vit'c-l'rm'sitlcnl fi. l'rcsiclvnt 4: Class Sccirtaly l. l lcsiLln'nI ll. Vicc-l'lcsi- :li-nt 4: llorkvy l. 2. Ii. 4, Co-Captain 4: llaskrtball l. 2. fi. 4. Co-Captain 43 Softball l. 2. fi. 4: Band 2. fi. 4. Vin'- l'u-sitlcnl 4: Monitor 1. 3. 4: Senior Play: Walnm Olnni. PA TRICIA BAXTER Pat Green Lane Commercial Vivid, red-head . . . gliding 'round the dance lloor, one of her favorite pastimes . . . might say, 'l'hat's great! if school were closed . . . likes to be with the gang . . . loves haunting melody, Stardust. Twenty-four RA Y BIELER Phoney Red Hill Vocational Agriculture Auto racing fan . . . hunting, swimming, playing pool absorb his spare time - . . Air Force recruiting office, his next stop after graduation . . . That's quite odd , his pet saying . . . one of the regulars at Red Hill Atlantic Station. Artivitivs: Football l. 3, 4: F. F. A. l. 2. Ii. 4, Trcasurcr 2. 4, Area Treas- urcl' 4. KENNETH BITTING Ken East Greenville General A mighty mite . . . outdoor activities include swimming and fishing . . . contemplates visit to Air Force recruiting oliice . . . noisy girls irritate him . . . one of the gang at the Fourth Street Palestra. Arti1'iIi:'.v: Football l, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3. 4: Basketball 4. CHARLES D. BREISCH Burly Sumneytown General Roamer of the woods, fields, and highways . . . enjoys hunt- ing, fishing, and driving around . . . might be seen anyplace, anytime . . . claims to hate girls . . . can't wait to work . . . another Autumn Leaves fan. Artiritifx: Football l. 2. fi. 4: Base- lzallt 2. fi. 4: Basketball manager 2 TYR ONE BREUNINGER Boney Red Hill General Mad about music . . . Says who! is his pet expression . . . future stud e n t at Eastman School of Mtisic . . . l'm Get- tin' Sentimental Over You sends him the most. . . valuable tnoter in many a band . . . stuck-up people beware of him. - Arliriliwr: Marching llantl l. Y, fl. 4: Dance liantl 2. li. 41 Chorus 2. fi. 4. DONA LD BRE Y Don Pennsburg General Another fisherman . . . also enjoys movies, watching T. V. and driving around . . . just can't stand a car that doesn't work . . . Air Force and busi- ness school are rivals for his future . . . Autumn Leaves tops his list of favorites. THOMAS CA LLA HA N Tom East Greenville General A great joker . . . enjoys a long ride on a nice Sunday after- noon . . . another regular at the Fourth Street l'alestra . . . ditches beware of him . . . slyly teases, You don't know, do you? . . . entertaining matinee idol. .4fliz'itie.c: Basketball 2. fi, 4: Baseball 2. 4: Football 3: Monitor fi. Ca tain 4: Studcnt Council 4: junior Play: Senior Play. ARLEN CHRISTZWAN Arlen East Greenville General Cool man with a horn . . . stuck-up girls are his pet hate . . . resident manager of the Fourth Street Palestra . . . play- ing in the dance-band, his main interest . . . future plans divided between music school or the Navy. .'lrliz'itic.t: llaud l. 2. fi, 4: liascbztll 2. 4: Chorus 2. .i. 4: Scuior Play. E VA N CHRISTIWA IV Fish Pennshurg Academic Like a skyscraper . . . hangs around with the gang . . . col- lege material . . . driving occu- pies the leisure time he can spare . . . thinks Autumn Leaves is tops . . . basketball ace. .-lr'Ii1'iIir.r: Iland 2. fi. 4: liaskciball 2, fi, 4: Studcut Council fi. -I. Trcas- urcr 4: Class Vice-Prcsidcut Q. 3. Pu-sitlcul -lg Monitor Ii, 4: iValum Olulu. Twenty-five ELAINE MAE CONRAD Elaine Barto, R. D. Vocational Home Economics Can be located anywhere in Hereford . . . girls smoking disgust her . . . has fun swim- ming and dancing . . . pleasantly co-operative . . . likes to work with people . . . He places first in her top tune rating. Arlivilicx: Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. l. 2. fi. 4. Virc-Prcsidcut 4: Walum cyllllll. DA WN CRESSMAN Sunset Hoppenville Academic Kenny , her dominant inter- est . . . conceited people don't rate with her . . . When the Saints Go Marching In heads her top tune list . . . a wedding band awaits her . . . her pet expression, Isn't that neat! Arlizilirx: Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: Walum Olum. PA ULINE CRESSMAN Pauline Pennsburg, R. D. Vocational Home Economics Ice skating and swimming, her favorite sports . . . boys are included on her list of likes . . . heartily disapproves of girls smoking . . . fre- quently attends stock car races . . . He and Teen-age Prayer vie for top place on her pop tune list. .4rliz'ili1'.r: Chorus l. 2: F. ll. A. l, 2. 3. 4. Parlianu-utaxian 3. GAR Y D. DUTTON Ipso East Greenville Academic Friendly Southern gentleman . . . Latin rhythms suit his fancy . . . frequently spied absorbed in a crossword puzzle . . . plans to study psychology . . . might be heard drawling, Ra-ther, l'd say! . . . swinuning and skating, his sports favorites. .4rIi:'ilir.v: Junior Play: Sr-uior Play: Pcrk-o-lator 4: Walum Olum. JOANNE EISENHA RD Ike East Greenville Commercial Pretty, dark-haired cheer- leader . . . collecting records is her hobby . . . thinks danc- ing is league , especially with Donnie . . . immediate future includes attending Bethlehem Business College . . . wears out her favorite record, 'l'enderly. .'l:li:'ilirt: Clwcrlcatlcl l. 2. fl. 4: Glass 'l'u-asuici 4: Walnut Olum. JA MES ELETHORP ..B-B.. East Greenville, R. D. General Another of the general gang . . . plans a future as an auto mechanic . . . he and cars just go together . . . usually found at Hillem's Service Station . . . likes all girls, but the noisy ones. Arlit-ilirs: Football l: liaskelball 2g llascball 2. NIARJURIE EMIG Margie Pennshurg. R. D. Academic Short 'n sweet . . . hopes to take to the air as a steward- ess . . . Moments to Remem- ber enchant her . . . Uh, l don't know seems to be her expression . . . usually with the girls. .-l:Ii:'ili:'.t: Cltotns l: Nialunt Olnm. ROBERT FA UT Bob Pennshurg Academic A future college freshman . . . enjoys working on his hobby, model boats and planes . . . poor sports beware of him . . . likes being comfortable at home . . . one more of the fishing en- thusiasts . . . brief appearances on stage , his specialty. .41'li:'ilif1: Monitor -lg Senior Play: Walnm Ulnm. Twenty-six ROBERT FEGEL Y Bob East Greenville Academic Notorious for his bird-head hair cut . . . you'll tind him with the gang . . . know-it- alls disgust him . . . ardent Stan Kenton fan . . . next year's college freshman . . . musically talented. Arliz-flirt: Band l. 2. Ii. 4: Danci- llantl 2. fi, -ll Cluuus 2. 3. 4. LERO Y FE TTERMA N Featherhead Bart0,R.D. Academic Famous for absorbing knowl- edge while asleep . . . dislikes girls who brown around . . . plans to study engineering in college . . . smooth dancer . . . quite familiar with grease paint . . . hunting and driving rate as favorite activities. Aflirilirsr Chorus 2. 3. 4' I. V. llasc- ball l. 2. 3: ,luuior Play: Senior Play. DUNA LD FIl.I,MA N Don Pennsburg General Dark, dance-Hoor smoothie.. . likes to play pool and hunt . . . joanne's place is his second home... plans to enter drafting school . . . his pet peeve is a group of six loud girls . . . also a 'l'enderly fan. JEROME FINA D Y Jerry Shimerville Vocational Agriculture Future Air Force enlistee . . . baseball enthusiast . . . lousy jokes bore him . . . frequents Shimerville Drive-ln . . . speech characterized by That was naughty. r-l1'Ii:'ilir.f: F. F. A. l. 2. li. l'tcsitlcnl 4: Nloniloi fi. 4. IWARLENE FOX Foxie East Greenville, R. D. Commercial Cute little hrunette . . . inter- ested in secretarial work . . . enjoys reading and dancing . . . can usually he found at home or with the gang . . . carries a dislike for pop tests . . . has an Oh, my gosh for every- thing. Arli:'ilir,i: Scuioi Play: Walum Olum, SHIRLEY FOX Foxie Pennshurg Commercial Popular monitor who rates Sammy high . . . loves to swim, dance, and paint . . . dislikes seeing stripes and plaids worn as a combination . . . her em- phatic Oh, my gosh rings through the halls . . . intends to enter Bethlehem Business School . . . could listen to Ebb Tide for hours. Arti1'ilir.r: Student Council 2, 3. 4. S4-crm-tary 43 Pesltctball 3, 4: Baud 43 Mtlliilnvi 4. RICHARD FREDERICK Dick Sumneytown Commercial Regular customer at Tony's Steak Shop . . . heard saying no-where . . . hates short lunch periods . . . interested in hunting, fishing, and hasehall . . . likes song, Tenderly . . . future undecided. .'l4'Ii1'iliv.v: Baud 3. 4. HARRY FRYE Scratch Pennsburg Vocational' Agriculture Candidate for marriage . . . likes to play pool, date girls, and shoot guns . . . dislikes go- ing to the othce . . . can fre- quently he found at the pool room . . . enjoys listening to Tenderly . . . calls everyone Sunshine .'lrti1'ili1'.t: F. F. A. l. 2. 3, 4, Vice- l'ri-sitlcllt 4, Area Secretary 43 liasc- hall l, 2. fi. 4. Twenty-seven GERA LDINE GA UGLER Gerry Pennsburil Commercial Full of enthusiasm . . . hopes to find a hushand while doing secretarial work . . . enjoys giv- ing after school haton lessons . . . no stranger to the stage . . . a Because You're Mine fan . . . might he found any- where. .flrti:'ilirx: Chorus 2. fl, 4: Baud l, 2, ll. 41 Juuioi Play: Scuior Play. JEAN GERHART Jeannie Red Hill Commercial Cute hlonde usually found with Boh . . . intends to continue working as a medical secretary at Grandview Hospital . . . great haton twirler . . . loves to dance . . . enjoys listening to the song, Tenderly . . . ab- hors snobbish people. Artf:'ilir.t: Band l. 2, 3. 45 Chorus 2. MA RL YN GILBERT Marlyn Green Lane General Ahhors snohhish people . . . plans to become a medical sec- retary . . . enjoys Richard's company . . . likes to play piano and ice skate . . . can be found somewhere in Green Lane . . . favorite song is Moments to Remember. AfIiz'itiv.t: Nt-irspapvr 2. 3, 4. Editor- in-cliicf 4. MARY LOU GILBERT Louie East Greenville Commercial Found at home . . . pet peeve is P. A. D. class . . . interested in movies . . . often says, Gee whiz . . . likes song, Teach Me Tonight. A1-Ii:'i1frJ: Chorus 2. RICHARD GRABER Nabbet East Greenville General Ardent professional baseball fan . . . pictures himself in the Armed Forces eventually . . . frequently says, I agree . . . enjoys hearing The Legend of Wyatt Earp . . . pigskin hero. Arliviliex: Football l. 2. 3. 4. Co- ra tain 4: Bass-hall 1, 2. 3. 43 Basket- baii l, 2, 3. 4. DENNIS GREULICH Greulich East Greenville Academic College included in future . . . photography and model rail- roading intrique him . . . joke- ster . . . play practices in the cafeteria anger him . . . fre- quents Fourth Street Palestra . . . Stardust sends him. Acliuilirx: Hand 33 Senior Playg Foot- ball lg Walum Olunl. L OIS GRIER Ma East Greenville Academic A reliable friend . . . loathes know-it-ails . . . always say- ing Gees, oh! . . . enthralled by Autumn Leaves . . . finds pleasure in swimming and driv- ing . . . her hearty laugh bursts out like spontaneous combustion. .41Iit'iIir.t: Clnnus l. 2. fi. 4: junior Play. proinptcr 1 Senior Play. proinplc-rg Walum Olum. DIA NE GRILL Diane East Greenville Commercial . Peppy cheerleader . . . con- templates marriage . . . enjoys dancing with Kenny . . . looks down upon girls who smoke . . . interested in all sports . . . friendly . . . likes the ever-popu- lar song One Alone. .'lrIi:'iIirf: junior Play: Senior Playq Chez-:ln-acl:-i l. 2. 3. 4: Yvaium Oluni, Twenty-eiht DOLORES HARPEL Dolores Pennsburg General Likes roller skating . . . pop tests peeve her . . . her favor- ite comment is Gee . . . fre- quently found at Quakertown Sale . . . loves to listen to Shift- ing, VVhispering Sands. Arlirflirx: Chorus 3. JAMES HEIDLER Senator East Greenville Academic A polite politician . . . spends spare time hunting and fishing . . . mischievous when with the gang . . . popular music rates high on his list of likes . . . homework on his list of dis- likes. CLIFFORD HEITZ Cliff Sumneytown Commercial Likes to be everywhere . . . despises girls who have too much to say . . . plans to make his hobby of piano and ac- cordion playing pay . . . favorite exclamation is Uh, heavens! Arliriiirx: Chorus l. PHYLLIS HERBEIN Till East Greenville Academic Nice-'n-neat . . . Anchors Aweigh should be her favorite tune . . . trying to drive one of her favorite pastimes . . . says teasingly How 'bout that . . . loves to battle with people who stare . . . future college student. Ar'li:'ili1',t: Chorus l. 2. fi. 4: Srnior Play: Studi-nt Council 4: Yvaluiu Oluln. GUNTHER D. HEUSSMA NN Heussmann Emmaus, R. D. l Vocational Agriculture Lives by the philosophy, Bet- ter late than never . . . plans to farm in the future . . . ardent hunting enthusiast . . . one of the boys who likes Out Behind the Barn . . . found at home. .4rIi1'iIir.t: F. F. A, l. 2. il. 4. SAMUEL L. HIMMELBERGER Sam Seisholtzville Academic Roger Williams of the Senior Class . . . scoots around in a hot Mercury convertible . . . model railroading enthusiast. . . likes to see the right color lip- stick on girls . . . fond of danc- ing . . . exclaims How about that to everyone . . . future freshman at Muhlenberg. .'lrl1z'ilfrx: llnnd 3. 4: Danrr Hand fi. 4. NA NC Y PIOESTERE Y Nan East Greenville Academic Future nurse . . . enjoys roller skating and hiking . . . found hot-rodding around in a ma- roon DeSoto . . . dislikes snob- bish people.. . Love Is a Many Splendored Thing is tops with Nan. Arli:'ilir.r: Newspaper 2. 3. -lg liancl 4. MA R Y ELL EN HUNSBERGER Mary East Greenville Academic Enthusiastic student with lots of ability . . . found at home or at church activities . . . plans to attend Albright College . . . likes reading, playing the piano or Ofgllll, and sewing . . . names Autumn Leaves as her favor- ite melody. :l:'li:'ilirx: Cliorus l. 2. fi, 43 XYnIum Ulunl, lftlittui'-iii-Cliicl: blonitor 4. Twenty-nine RONALD HUNTER Brother East Greenville General Seen at Roy's Restaurant . . . future Air Force man . . . pet peeve is pop quize:-1 . . . in- terested in hot rods, T. V., and swimming . . . Sentimental journey tops his list. Az'Iir'ili1'x: Baseball 1, 23 Nfonitor 3, 41 Football 1. DA LE JOHNSON Fail Green Lane General Member of dance band . . . likes movies, sports and good food . . . seen at Ernie's Dairy Bar . . . favorite song is 'fShift- ing Whispering Sands . . . has an aversion for girls. Ag'liz'ilit'J: Band l, 2, Il. 43 Dance Band 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 43 Walum Olunl. THOIWAS KENT Tom East Greenville Academic Found with the boys . . . dislikes smart alecks . . . inter- ested in collecting stamps and coins . . . seen at all school func- tions... plans to attend Georgia Tech . . . dreamy Southern drawl . . . VVe regret to say that Thomas will not graduate with us, because he left us at mid- term. Arliritirr: liand l. 2. 3, 43 Waluin Oluni. GALEN KISTLER Gallon Pennsburg Academic Outdoor sportsman who en- joys swimming, hunting, and tennis . . . cats are repulsive to him . . . roams with the boysn . . . may often be overheard ex- claiming Oh, shucks . . .future resident on college campus. .fl4'li:1iIii',v: liaslu-tlmll fi, -ll Chorus 4. PA UL KNECHT Dusty Green Lane General Plans to go on to college or trade school . . . hunting, lish- ing, skiing, reading, and draw- ing are included on his long list of activities . . .yankee fans peeve him . . . might he heard exclaiming, Don't you believe it! Arli:'ilirx: llast-hall 1. 2. PHYLLIS ELAINE KNISLE Y Phyll Green Lane Commercial A good organizer . . . future secretary, who enjoys reading . . . positively against pop tests . . . swimming and ice skating, her favorite outdoor activities . . . a frequent cus- tomer at Ernie's Dairy Bar . . . loves the modern classic, Star- dust. Arlivitirs: Chorus l: Monitor l: Stu- dent Council l: Junior Play: Senior Play: WValnm Olum. RONALD KOHLER Ronald Zionsville Vocational Agriculture Hunting and boating are his favorite leisure activities . . . says the F. H. A. girls gripe him . . . likes to attend the Emmaus movie . . . future uncertain as yet. Arlirilirx: F. F. A.: F, F. A. Basket. hall manager. GERALD KOLB Jerry Pennsburg, R. D. General Big 'n tall . . . seen driving a green '48 Chevy . . . favor- ite pastimes are square dancing and dating girls . . . his motto, Never hite off more than you can chew . . . dislikes girls who play hard to get. Thirty CA ROL KULP Carol Green Lane Academic A record collector . . . old favorite, llarl1or Lights rates tops with her . . . after gradu- ation may attend business school . . . look for her somewhere in her hometown . . . thinks Ber- muda shorts are not league. .41-li:'iIifs: Walum Olum. MICHAEI. KURTZ Mike East Greenville Academic An all-around athlete . . . enjoys swimming . . . his goal, to study medicine . . . can be found with the boys . . . a shutter hug . . . most used expression, Dad blasted . . . disapproves of women smoking. Aclirilirt: Football l, fl. 4' Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Monitor 2. 4: Class President l. 2: Chorus 4. NEIL K UR Z Neil Pennsburg Academic In regular attendance at school dances . . . his holvlmy is model planes . . . Snyder and Kurz service station, his natural hahitat . . . loves to he with Flossie . . . college and the R. 0. T. C. figure in his future. .4rli1'ilifs: Hand l. 2. 3. 45 Chorus 4: junior Playg Senior Play. NEIL B. LA GLER Bennett Zionsville, R. D. l General Hohhies are driving and working on cars . . . likes to dance . . . future undecided . . . dislikes arising early to go to school . . . enjoys haseball . . . a regular customer at llill Top Service Station. MA RIL YN LA NDIS Marilyn East Greenville, R. D. Academic A future nurse . . . likes to roller skate . . . friendly . . . Autumn Leaves rates tops on her song list . . . favorite say- ing You know it . . . dislikes knee socks . . . often seen at Ringing Rocks. ArIi1'ilir.v: Band. l. 2. 3, -lg Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. NANCY LEIBY Nance Pennsburg, R. D. Academic Snappy majorette . . . one of the 12A gang . . . Lisbon Antiqua seems to be her favor- ite . . . amateur beautician . . . future airline hostess . . . often heard saying That's wretched. nlrli1'ilir.r: Chorus l, 2. 3. 43 Band 2. 3. 41 Basketball 2. 3. 4: Walum Olurn. CHA RLES LEISTER Dutch Pennsburg General Leisure time spent out-of- doors, farming, hunting and fishing . . . school too confining for him . . . 'fYou, joker! , his favorite expression . . . helped vote Sixteen Tons to top of Hit Parade . . . usually at home. SHIRLE Y LEISTER Shirley Pennsburg, R. D. Commercial One of the commercial girls . . . dislikes pop tests . . . future undecided . . . always talking or laughing . . . likes dancing and movies . . . can be heard saying ls the league! ...favorite song is Sentimental journey . . . usually with the gang. Thirty-one MARY ANN LINDE Mary Ann Pennsburg, R. D. Commercial Plans to be a secretary or fashion illustrator . . . favor- ite song is Come Back to Sor- rento . . . enjoys sketching, reading, and bowling . . . can be found at a basketball game . . . gorges peanut sundaes. GAIL ANN MA LASKY Gail Pennsburg, R. D. Academic Neat dresser . . . plans to at- tend junior Business College . . . loves to read, sleep, or listen to music by the great bands . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . always says, That's awful . . . I Know Why is her favorite song . . . has beautiful dark hair. Arlivilirs: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4g Walum Olum. THOMAS MARTIN Tom Red Hill General Future armed forces enlistee . . . enthusiastic about swim- ming, hunting, and fishing . . . doesn't think Bermuda shorts are great at all . . . hangs out at the pool room . . . likes to hear 99 Years. RICHARD MA TUS Richie Pennsburg Vocational Agriculture One of the F. F. A. boys . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . canyt stand fancy clothes . . . always says Come again . . . Davy Crockett rates high with him .. .can be found anywhere . . . future plans are undecided. A1'!i:'ilir.r: F. F. A. LORETTA MEIER Loretta Pennsburg, R. D. General Pleasantly quiet . . . enjoys swimming and roller skating . . . detests pop tests . . . likes to hear Shifting, VVhis- pering Sands . . . can be heard saying, You don't say . . . you can probably find ber at home. A1'li:'ilir.r: Chorus 4. MA RA MIEZITIS Marite Corning Academic llevilish doll with a cute sense of humur . . . can be found at home . . . interested in art . . . plans to become an art teacher . . . favorite song, Because of You . . . detests her moods. ArIi:'ili1,t: Stud:-nt Council l: YYalnm Olum. DOROTHY ELIZA BETH MILLER Dottie East Greenville. R. D. General lntends to become a nurse . . . roller skating, art, and Les oc- cupy most of ber time . . . dis- likes people who think they are a lot, but aren't . . . her favor- ite saying is, Oh, no! . . . can be found at Shelley's . . . Love ls A Many Splendored Thing is tops with her. A4'lit'ili1,t: l't-ik-o-lator il. fi. 4: VValum Olnnl. .IA NICE MILLER Miller East Greenville Commercial Cute ionv tail her trade- ln ' - mark , . . likes collecting records and dancing . . . dislikes P. A. ll. . . . favorite comment is that's league . . . can be found with the gang . . . loves to hear Blue Moon . . . hasn't decided what she will do in the future . . . petite. .-l1li:iliit: Clic:-tlvatlcl l. 2. fi. 41 junior l'lny: Walum Ulum. Thirty-two JOAN MITCHELL Mitch Hereford Academic A cross-word whizz . . . likes dramatics, swimming and roller skating . . . plans to attend Al- bert Einstein Medical Center School of Nursing . . . active sense of humor . . . frequently is heard saying, take a long walk on a short pier . . . liar- bor Lights and Blue Moon rate tops on her list. Arlirilirr: junior Play: Senior l'layg l'i-rk-o-laton fi. 4: Walttm Olum. HA RRIET MOFFETT Rats East Greenville Academic Tall and willowy . . . spare time spent reading and eating tsimultaneonslyl . . . future school marm . . . inclined to laugh at the oddest moment . . . a music fan . . . can he found almost anywhere with the gang, .'l1'Iiz'ilir,t: Chorus l: l't-ik-iv-lalot' ll, 43 Walum Ulum. JAMES MONAHAN Jim Pennsburg, R. D. Commercial Likes to swim, skate, and work with cars . . . would rather not go to English class . . . has a habit of saying llea, Bean . . . spends his time at home . . . likes to listen to Shifting VVhispering Sands . . . doesn't know what the future holds for him. BA RBA RA MORRIS Hubs Pennsburg Commercial A movie fan . . . plans in- clude marriage . . . a frequent visitor in Richlantltown . . . dis- likes pop tests . . . llc rates high on her song list . . . enjoys dancing . . . favorite expression is Viv stirs .t .t.. JA IWES M0 YER Jim Pennshurg, R. D. General One of the General boys . . . hobbies include hunting, sports, and swimming . . . dislikes women drivers . . . can be found anywhere . . . plans to join the armed forces . . . favorite song Yellow Rose of Texas. .-lt'Ii:'ili4'.t: Football l. 2. 4. WILLIA M M0 YER Bill Green Lane Academic Outdoor interests, tishing, hunting, and cars . . . doesn't appreciate snobbish girls but seems to like most others . . . at hottie behind the footlights . , . favorite comment, Reallyl . . . plans to attend college. .'I1'll1'lln',t: Ulnnus 2. ll. -l: liztntl l. 2. li, 41 llaskctliall 21 liast-ball Y: Student Council 4. WlI,l,IAM NIEM Y Bill Pennshurg, R. U. Academic Energetic end during football season . . . dislikes l'lermudas on boys with stringbean legs . . . would make a real cool col- legiate . . . another member of the 'l'enderly fan club . . . sports and cars absorb his in- terest. Activities: Football l. 2. fl. -lg llast-ball 'l -l' Monitor 'l 4 ED YTHE RA HE lidythe East Greenville Academic A quiet student . . . makes her own clothes . . . favorite ex- pression lJo you know what l mean? . . . interested in Girl Scout work . . . plans to special- ize in some field of 1ll'I . . . a diligent committee worker . . usually at home. Thirty-th ree NANCY REED Nan Sumneytown Commercial Found at 'l'ony's Steak Shop . . . could easily do without pop quizzes . . . often heard saying So help me! . . . enjoys reading, dancing, and skating . , . song, Deep l'urple rates high with Nan . . . is undecided about her future. LOUISE REESE Lou Pennshnrg Academic Future student at Temple University . . . makes many of her beautiful clothes . . . can be found at jetf's . . . likes art . . . favorite theme is Song of the Dreamer . . . doesn't like things that ought to be but aren't. xlrliriliu: l't-tk-o-lator fl. 4: Walum Ulum. BE VERL Y RUTH Bev Pennsburg Academic Lively blonde, always on the go . . . sickened at the sight of dirty white bucks , . . enjoys movies, dancing, swimming, and Dale-'s company . . . could listen to 'l'enderly all day . . . may be found here, there, and every- where. :l1li:'ilir,t: llockcy 2. Il. 4: l'lay ptoutptt-t 4: VYaluln Olum. DA LE RUTHENBERGER Benjy East Greenville General One of the co-captains . . . enjoys hot rods, sports and Bev- erly's company . . . pet peeve is Bermuda shorts . . . often re- marks Oh, oh, there's trouble . . . thinks Sunrise Serenade is tops . . . Mohr's gas station, his second home. .'l1'll:':I1n: Football 1. .l, 4. f.o-captain 4: llast-ball 2. fi. 4. RONA LD SCHA FFER Ronnie Sumneytown Commercial Sports fan . . . baseball, foot- ball, basketball his favorites. .. found chiefly at hottie . . . another anti-l'. A. ll. advocate . . . thinks hunting and fishing are fun . . . rates Sixteen Tons as his top tune. .-lfiiriliit: linst-ball J. fl, 4. A NNIE SCHELL Annie Vera Cruz Vocational Pleasant, mild-mannered lass . . . particularly likes popular music . . . enjoys attending 4-ll meetings and square dances . . . annoyed by people who say something and then stop . . . The Bible Tells Me So tops her hit parade. .'lfli:'ili4'i: F. ll. A. l. 2. Il. 4. Vice- l'tcsidcnt fi. JOA NNE SCHOLL Jo East Greenville Academic Cute, intelligent senior . . . usually found racking up points on the tennis court . . . dancing and playing the piano also rate high on ber activity list . . . Stardust is at the top of her hit parade . . . plans to enter college next fall. ,lrli:'ilin: Mask.-thall l. 2. fl. 4: Clicct- lcadcu l, J. 3. 4: Class secretary J. 5. -l: Studi-nt Council fl: Walum Ulum. RONA LD SCHULER Ronnie, the kid Emmaus Vocational Agriculture A farmer at heart . . . plans to farm for a living . . . also enjoys hunting and fishing . . . wouldn't be seen dressed in fancy clothes . . . Out Be- hind the Barn really rates with him. .'hli:'itin: F. I . .X. Thirty-four NA NC Y SCH W0 YER Nan Perkiomenville Vocational A pop record fan . . . movies and dancing, her favorite enter- tainment . . . would be happier without Mr. Share's pop quizzes . . . makes frequent excursions to Souderton , . . Moments to Remember , her top tune. . . .,, .'l1'1t:'1Iu'v: Lluuus l: P. ll. A. 1. -. 5. 4. Si-ru-tary. BEA TRICE SELL Bea Red Hill Vocational Vibrant little brunnette . . . really enjoys dancing . . . can't tolerate girls who smoke . . . expresses her philosophy, Such is life . . . will continue work- ing in the restaurant. Arlir'itic.t: Basketball llli-IIIRIHPI' I: F. H. A. l. 2, Il. 4, l'rcsidcnl 4. MILDRED SHISLER Millie Pennshurg Academic Happy-go-lucky . . . has fun watching movies, dancing and oil painting.. . hillbilly music sickens her . . . friendly blue eyes . . . thrills to the tune of Blue Star . . . can he found with the Academic crowd. nlclirilin: llcrk-o-latoi fl. 4: kValutn Olum. PATRICK SHUHLER Pat Bally General Another hunter . . . pro-hase- hall fan from spring training till the series . . . Bermuda shorts tabu with him.. . anywhere is his favorite spot . . . At My Front Door tops his song list. RA I.PH SHUHLER Ralph Clayton Academic A whiz at physirs . . . van be found working on the farm . . . plans to be seen on a college eampus . . . likes baseball and photography . . . his gem of wisdom is You live until you die . . . Crazy Otto is tops with him. RUTH SIMMONS Ruthie East Greenville, R. D. Commercial XVarren's eonstant companion . . . enjoys dancing, watching spooky movies, and being with her steady . . . untleeidetl about future . . . Ile deserves an .-X' in her hook . . . people who say Is that a fact , annoy her. .IA M ES SL 0 TTER Jim East Greenville Academic One of the seientifit' brains of the Senior class . . .spends spare time building model planes and ships . . . dislikes gum chew- ing females . . . future Navy man . . . The Kentuekian is tops with him. .lrIi1'iIi4'i: Football 4. DA VID M. SN YDER Mike Pennsburg Commercial Future plans point toward business school . . . amateur mechanic, likes working on ears . . . favorite exclamation, Good idea! . . . another of the gang at Mohr's serviee station . . . enjoys hearing Sixteen Tons. Thirty-five FRITZ SN YDER Wolfie Sumneytown Academic Mr. l'irnik's right-hand man . . . German expert . . . enjoys football, swimming, and ice skating . . . often found in Phila- delphia . . . pet peeve is road hogs . . . Moments to Re- member is tops with this future sailor. LERO Y STIEHL Lee Perkiomenville General Contemplates a trip to recruit- ing office . . . seems to he the silent type . . . the Trading Post, his home away from home . . . auto mechanics claim his spare time . . . another fan of Ernie Ford's Sixteen 'l'ons. S YL VIA STOUDT Tillie East Greenville Academic Photogenic Cheerleader with a beautiful smile . 5 . she names dancing and hiking as her favorite activities . . . wouldn't be caught dead in Bermudas and knee socks . . . longs for a career with the F. B. I. . . . dreams to the melody l'll Never Stop Loving Sou. .4rtiz'ilit'5: Hand 2: Class Tn-asurel' 2, fl: Clleelleatlel' 1. 2. 3. 41 lvlilllm Ulum. JA NE SWEISFORIJ Janie Pennsburg Academic Future teacher . . . nauseated hy the sight of a sink full of dishes . . . likes to walk in the rain, read, and eat . . . an Autumn Leaves fan . . . wears clothes like a fashion model . . . . . . keeps saying, l've some- thing to tell you. Arlirilim: llasketball lg Perk-o-lator Il. 43 Walmn Ulum. EDWARD TREFFINGER Fingers East Greenville General Armed Forces will claim his future . . . Mohr's Atlantic Sta- tion, his favorite hahitat . . . intrigued hy traveling and auto mechanics . . . another one who's always saying, 'l'hat's league . . . women drivers should lie outlawed according to him. .ialiriliuf lfoolliall l. GERALD TRUNE Gerry East Greenville General Future enlistee in Air Force . . . chess, hunting, and fishing occupy his leisure time . . . echoes Mr. Share's Good, good! girls chewing gum ex- asperate him . . . appreciates classical music, especially his favorite, Prelude in C' Minor. .4:li:'rln'i: liantl 1. 5. 4: ,lunnn lllayl Chorus 4. PA TRICIA VINCII. Jeannie Red Hill Commercial Friendly, pleasant lass from helow the Mason-Dixon . . . her goals, to liecome a secretary and to travel . . . enjoys sohhing at sad movies. . . skating, read- ing, and dancing, her favorite activities . . . disappointed in people who break promises. .-lrliriliri: Stull:-nl Council 4. ROSE WA LKER Rose Green Lane Commercial An enthusiastic skater, hoth on ice and the roller rink . . . joins the ranks of pop test haters . . .quite tall . . . a contented home-lmody . . . Uh, sure! she'll often reply . . . pop hit Shifting, Vl'hispering Sands meets with her approval. Thirty-six LARR Y WEITZEL Red Green Lane Commercial One of the carrot tops . . . enjoys sports, hasehall and foot- hall . . . could cheerfully ex- clude l'. A. D. from his schedule . . . pet phrase, Holy smoke nearly part of him . . . He takes first place on top tune list. .4rli:'iliri: Footlmll fl: llast-ltall 2. fi. 4. DA N WILLIA MS Rebel East Greenville General Sports lover . . . liaskethall and hasehall, his favorites . . . hound for the high seas after graduation . . . senior girls who think senior lioys aren't good enough grieve him . . . Roy's restaurant, his favorite hang-out. .4cli:ilir.t: llaskctlxall -ll liasvlmll 4. DOIVA LD WIMMER Don East Greenville. R. D. General Car crazy . . . woodworking, one of his favorite hohhies . . . having to wear glasses gripes him . . . one of the regulars at Bolfs Service Station . . . favor- ite colnment is So, .IOA N WRIGHT Joni Green Lane. R. D. Commercial Takes pleasure in Donnie's company . . , dancing and swim- ming enthusiast . . . future llll- decided . . . gal1lvy . . . thinks Blue Moon is tops . . . school is not among her likes. WARREN WRONO WSKI --w. w. East Greenville, R. D. General Bolfs Service Station, his favorite hang-out . . . thinks people with pet peeves are silly . . . amateur auto mechanic . . . contemplates future in armed services . . . Lilly Marlene , his favorite tune. ADOLPH WRSCHKA Addie Pennshurg General Steers clear of women drivers . . . tinkers with autos . . . enjoys a good game of soccer or has- kethall . . . sees armed services in his future . . . favorite ex- pression Ei verHixt gives clue to his birthplace. Thirty-seven DA VID ZEIGLER Dave East Greenville Academic intellectual sportsman . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, swim- ming, and reading . . . detests gum chewers . . . frequently seen at his favorite haunts along the Maeohy Creek . . . future college student. E IOR IN CLASSES 5: I 3 E 55 Slmp boyy 'lL'i1ll Illr. Sl1'inman Q , f x h If 2 ,f.3n:, Q i 2 llnrmvnrlkingl girls -will: Jllry. Palumaki Thirty-eight Jlr. l'irnil .r fifflllilll f.'lr1.v.r .1Ir.v, .1lu.w'r'.v Slmrtlmml f.'la.r,c BW ,Un EII.f7I1illf1l'f,,f A-lgrirullurr Clan Thirtyrnine I UNDERULASSMEN JU ICR lxf mu'-Sylvia Reitnauer, Christine Hundt, Patsy Courtright, Margaret Schultz, Betty Reitnauer. Grace Hartzell, Joanne Leber, Fay NVardle, Dianne Rothen- berger, Patsy Gerbart, -Ioyce Scbahcer, Grace Krause. .2IIlll'll1l -'filllflil Kulp, Elizabeth Scholl, Florence Rothenberger, Klargaret Hoesrery, Barbara Ann Hagenbuch, Gloria Bieler, Carol Myers, Janice Snyder, Ferne Ziegler, Diana Hess, lfthel Kriebel, Vondelane Klarsteller. 31-11 rrrzt'-VVilliain XVeidner, Robert Black, Royal Stoneback, Thomas John, Carl Rotenberger, Larry Kennell, Gerald Butterweck, David Hentz, Clare Reihman. 4111 frm'-Lloyd Geissinger, VVarren Clennner, Paul Sinnnons, Dennis Leister, lflvin Kaiser, John liaunian, l,arry Xloyer, Robert Cichocki, XVillard Graber, john Hosterman. 5th rou'-l,amont Christxnan, Harold Smith, Bert Siscio, XVilford Yveber, Frederick Schwenk, Barry Fettern1an,Joel Gebert, Drew Landis, Ronald Kneule. Forty-two CLASS Lvl mu'-Gail Schaffer, Uawn Hrey, Klagdalena Treichler, Shirley Ulrich, Shirley Gilly, Klyra Beuttler, Faith hlensch, Fay hloll, Judy Basley, Evelyn Wiiiscll, Lorraine Fichter, Dorothy Bossert. lm! rufw-Alice llieffenbach, jean Bender, Evelyn Koons, Judy Dulin, Gloria Stevens, Xlargie Sweinhart, Rose Klarie Woodward, Yvonne VVronski, Kay Reeves, Gladys Staufler, Eva Sherman, Betty Bender. .lrrl mu'-Gerald Ashman, Charles Roeder, John Niemy, Eddie Bozzelli, Larry John- son, Terry Prutsman, Homer Hilbert, John Gabel, Danny Uerr, Jimmy Xliller -lil: rou'--Neil Gery, Klark VVoodward, Donald VVardle, Roy Specht, Charles Filson Robert Miklosovic, Barry Miller, Malden VVipple. 5111 rou'-Allen Engle, Forrest Schultz, Herbert Schultz, Bill Gregor, Anthony Her baum, YVilliam XVolfgang, Carlisle Parsons, Donald Leister, Robert Nester. Forty-three OPHC ORE lst row-Janice Heil, June De Franco, Audrey Bowman, Nlarlyn Nlosheim, Sandra Siemel, Dolores Schwenk, Darlene Smith, Betty Schwoyer, Darlene Heil, Sandra Krause. 21111 row-Stella Herman, Andrea Koch, Nancy Brunner, Barbara Hertzel, Nancy Schwenk, Edith Fluck, Judy Shipe, Gloria Bechtel, Patsy Kulp, Anna Pierson. Srzl row-Pearl Leister, Dolores Leister, Shirley Kennel, Catherine Kreider, Susan Landis, Norma Fetterman, Peggy Nloffett, Harriet Croll, Barbara Eichel, Loretta Uhlig, Louise lwiller. -HI1 row-Clifford Weber, Lawrence Nlensch, John Kline, William Nace, Donald Smith, Franklin Schaeffer, Peter Henry, Ray Hipzer. Sth row-Bryan Hallman, Merrill Christman, Jay Fluck, Carl Krupp, David Crum, Clarence Mensch, Merrill Hagenbuch, Russell lllitman, jack Wallace. 6111 ro-w-'l'homas Morris, Terry Mayer, Allan Schwoyer, Ronald Faut, Larry Zim- merman, Roy Althouse, Karl Weitzel, Arlington Pollock, Thomas Leiby, Lester Xliller. 7111 mu'-Richard Stull, Leo Seacrist, Richard Wenrling, Dale Reifinger. Robert VVinscl1, Allan 'l'homas, Willard VVeldner, Neil Brunner, Barry Slemmer. Horace lliller. Forty-four CLASS lxl .2 II rl 3 V11 -l-Ill Sth bfi: 7111 ron'-Carolyn Grubb, Clara Lick, Barbara Renninger, Ruth Hevener, Diane Owens, Corinne Shume, Eileen Klicklosivic, hlaria Roush. l rou--Grace Long, Evelyn Pierson, Gladys Weber, Diane Giley, Charlotte Brun- ner, Bonnie Kline, Klary Cressman, Louise Ditto, Anita VValker. 1-ou'-Xleleny Derr, Nancy hlest, Merris Ann Fox, Bonnie Gaugler, Barbara liilger, Klartha Schultz, llildred Simmons, Barbara Stein, Nancy Hallman. mu'-Roger XV:-ntling, Robert Boyer, Donald Hess, Earl Kleinsmith, Alfred Herman, Ronald Swineheart, Carl Stofflet, Larry VVL-iss, George Jacob. rozz'-Lewis Kent, David Bittenbender, Richard Hollman, Linford Diehl, Robert Holla, Ronald Shup, 'l'ony Dutton, Ronald Cressman. ram'-Richard Graber, Larry Hoff, Donald Heacock, Dennis VValter, Richard Rodenhouser, Dennis Klonahan, VVilliam Dewolf, Alex Xlatus. rozc'-Terry Knauss, Lester Sturges, Philip Knisley, Arlen Gery, Donald Gass, Lamont lvernet, Rollie VVilliams, Howard Peters, Robert Folk, Klatthew Shuhler. Fortyrbve l ls! frm'-Cyntliia Stein, Kathleen Copeland, Veronica Kase, Sandra Stiehl, Margaret Reese, Julie Sweisford. Xlary ,lane Hedyetz, Jutta Salizingger. luzl I'fl7l'+K2ll'i'l1 Gordon, Phyllis la-ister, Xlarlene Krauss, Judy liauinan, Connie Gehert, Surrey Stauffer. Helen l,asley. dnl rnfzv-liarhara Rauch, liarhara Kramlik, Helen Albitz. Virginia Hefhntrager, Myra .lean Bechtel, Gladys Gaul, Kenneth Ziegenfuse. -l-Ili rrm'iArlington Supplee, lfdward Qlakohy, John Fogel, Kenneth Yoder, Rohert Cireulich. Us-nnis Reiter, .lohn Stevens, H aryey Scholl. :till frm'-fi:1ry Kolh, john Hendricks, Calvin Kliller, xvllllillll Gendehien, Larry XVentz, Hower Bowyer, Terry lvooil. oil: mu'-Hicliael Slotter, Arthur Trurnhore, Donald Duelfer, Fred Hellrich, liruee 'l'honias, liarry Rc-ider, john Kurtz. ly! ron'-Gladys Schultz, Sandra Shup, Nancy Sell, Diane Leister, Shirley Rotenherger. Susan Hiller, Anita 21111 I7I'll' Novieki, Ruth Kraft, 'l'heresa Seachrist. galaryannette Reixnan, Donna KIacAlpine, Xlary Lou Schantz, Anita Kline, Priscilla Kulp, Dolores Ke-hl, Gail Noviclci, Virginia Kauffman, Nancy Kliller. 3:-fl 1-rm'-Patricia Rodenherger, Connie Xloser, Lorraine YVeisenhorn, Patricia Stevens, Jane XVardle, Annette -llli mu' 'l'hoinas. Lorraine Stevens, Barbara Fluke. janet Renninger, Nlildred Yoder, Linda Livingston, Betty Neumuller, Klarie Klatus, Dolores Stoudt, Judy Leister. A --v-- V , ltr l'U'Zl'TLll1l'l'0lj'll Gilbert, Linda Breuninger, Patricia De Klas, Sandra Schalfer, Nancy Bender, Berdean Brun- ner, Bonita Beltz. .BIIII run'---leanette De Klas, -loan XVolf, Rebecca Bowman, Gloria Cressman, Joan Criblear, Sandra Heffentrager, Beverly Haas, Patricia Houseknecht, Barbara Bricker. 31-fl1-fm'-lieverly Fox, -loan Dnrco, Joyce Durco, Nlariz' Clennner, Nancy Gruber, Dolores Gormley, Violet Diehl. -H11 I'0'14 -fxl'lt'll Xlutter, Leon Bitting, Ronald Uberholtzer. Neil VValter, Clifford Rothenberger, Robert Schantz, Robert Rabe, Robert Frey. v I l lxl I'07l'-cll'l'1lltl Keyser, Harry Peterson, Dennis Stoutlt, -loan Stondt, Patricia Schott, Robert Bieler, Bertram Bauer, Richard Yerk, John Schultz. lm! rotufllarold Kleinsmith, Kenneth Himtnelwright, Ray Yoachitn, Ifdward Kline, Charles Yoachini, Donald Dulin, Robert Slonaker, Raul Fichter, 'l'homas Henry. 3171 l'fl'1l -l':tlXYZll'll Brinckman, Richard Fetterman, VVillard Derr, Ray Kline. Paul Gerhard, john Gilley, Boyd Stitt, Valentine Fritzler. -lil: rem'-l,eroy Hildebrand, Dennis XIcKinlay, Fred Appold, Carl Nloll, XVilliam 'l'rumbaurer, john Smith. Ralph Hartzel, Charles DeXVolf, Clark Schultz. f- FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES x fi' mx LJ X xXx Siltinyx VVilliam Moyer, Shirley Fox, joel Gehert, Faye Hardman, Evan Christman, Thotnas Callahan, Patricia Vincil, Phyllis Herhein. Stumling: Mr. Pirnik. Berdean Brunner, Gloria Kulp, Shirley Gilly, Daniel STUDE T The voice of the student hody-the Student Council-proposes and carries out activities for the improvement of the school. Membership in the Council is open to any student in good standing who is elected hy his home rootn. The home room representative expresses his con- stituents' point of view as well as his own. Lzirggely through the efforts of the Student Coun- cil, an Alma Hater was chosen this year. Initiated lui the Council were exchange assenihlies. plilll' rati- Fifty Herhein, Rollie VVilliams, Fred Schwenk, Carl Stotllet, john Gilly, Annette Thomas, Sylvia Reitnauer, Lucille Steinman. CO NCIL fication of the Constitution hy the student hody was one of the more important activities sponsored hy the council. For the enjoyment of the students, the Council arranged record dances throughout the year. 'l'hus, this year's Council contributed in many ways to the improvement of the school's program. I'rr.ritlr11l, Faye Hardman: l'irr l'rr.ci.lt'nf, joel lielv- ertg Srwrflrtry, Shirley Foxg Trrasurfr, Evan Christ- mang .llnnilur ffllfwlllll, Tom Callahang .'ltl'Z'i.flIf, Nlr. l'irnik. Nl'1lfl'tl-Fllifll Nlenseh, Harriet Moffett, Clary Dutton, Vvoodwnrd, Carol Meyers, .-Xliee l3eil'ienlmu4'h, 'Ioan hloria Kulp, jane Sweisford, Marlyn Gilbert, Louise Mitchell, Charles Roeder, Bob Miklosovie, Margaret eese, livelyn VVinseh, jack Bauman, Dorothy Miller, Schultz, Betty Reitnnuer, Magdalena Treichler, Mildred ferry Bieler. Sluutlnzgf-l,ueille Steinman, Karen Ciordan, Shisler, Naney Hoesterey. l'lniee Snyder, Sylvia Reitnauer, l'at Courtwright, Rose PERK-O-L I OR XVirh the help of the advisors, lliss Smith and efficiently and accurately. They also spice each issue Ur. Kindred, the stat? published eight issues of with special features, novelties, and jokes. the l' - O - l,, includinv the final hi ' edition devoted , . , 'R L lhe annual l'-U-l, sponsored Halloween arimarili to the Seniors. H . ,, . l ' dance, Pumplcin Promenade, drew a lively crowd: The ,goal of the staff is to report school news many were ,gaily costumed. Fifty 'I HIL' WALUM GLUM Editor-in-rhirf . Assoriate Editor . Business fllanager Circulation Xllanager . Literary Editor . Sports Editor . Photography . Art Editor . Typing . . MARY ELLEN HUNSBERGER GARY DUTTON JOANNE SCHOLL GAIL MALASKY HARRIET MOFFETT EVAN CHRISTMAN DENNIS GREULICH DOROTHY MILLER JOANNE EISENHARD MEMBERS OF THE STAFF Dawn Cressman Lois Grier Beverly Roth Sylvia Stoudt Elaine Conrad Phyllis Herbein Joan Mitchell Annie Schell Mara Miezitis Louise Reese Jane Sweisford Nancy Leiby Nlarjorie Emig Phyllis Knisely Carol Kulp Mildred Shisler Robert Faut Dale Johnson Nlarlene Fox Diane Grill Janice lliller Faye Bardman Robert Fegely Thomas Kent FACULTY ADVISORS Kenneth I. Nliller Robert C. Share Fifty-two 1 EDITORIAL BOARD Sitting-Gail Xlalasky, Joanne Scholl, Xlary lfllen Hunsherger, Gary Dutton, Harriet Kloffc-tt. Sfllllllfllflili. C. Share. Joanne lfiscnhard, lfvan Christman, Dorothy Klillcr, K. l. Miller, Dc-nnis Grculich. l WALUM OLUM STAFF Siltiny-Louise Rvcsv, Xlara Xliczitis, Janice Xliller, Diane Grill, Phyllis Kniscly, Faye liardinan, lieverly Roth, Marlene Fox, Nancy Leihy, Joan llitchell. Strnuling-lxroy Fctterinan. Thomas Kent, hlarjorie Emipf, Carol Kulp, Elaine Conrad, Lois Grier, Annie Schell, .lane Swvisford, Sylvia Stoudt, llildrcd Shisler, Phyllis Herhein, Dawn Crcssman, Rohrrt Faut, Dale johnson. Fifty-three 5 , 2 5 g ly! rufu'-Niary .lunr Mn-dvetl, Betty Svhwuyer, l'at Bt'Ilfl'll'l' Sell, Annie Schell, Diane Uilly, c.llZIl'lUlll' 'Brun- llmnna, lln1rl Metz, llarlcm' lla-il, Uladyp VV:-ber. ZHJ ner. 3nl t'w1L'-Grace Marks, Mrs. Xmlcr, -loan Stmmdl, lwu'-lizlrluarzl RSllll'll, lfcllth l luL'k, livcflyn l'lrraun, l'e-arl Le-ister, Patsy Svhutt, Dorothy Krnlm-V, Slvllzl llrx- llllllllllf' C'rn-wnlan, Nxuwy Svllwoyer, Elaine funrnml. man, Mrs. l':1lnm:1ki, Harriet Crnll. llu- ufhcvrs of flu- club ure: Plum arc lu-ing mzulc' for ax group to zlttvml rlu- fl,.f.,,.i,1,,,,, llll H lgmrriu. Sell QUIIVCIIIIOII :lr brute Lulln-gc. I ' l j ' r'. r 1 1 4 v s . A . l ' l l B rll r'l Rdmh As Ll good-wnll prujvct rlu- gxrls cull:-cn-ll clmlmf Sl'l'l't'fIll'j' .... . Nancy bCllVVOXl'I' h - Y Q H , ,. . . . mg for thc nccclx at QI'0SNIIl!ll't'. North Lllfilllllil. ll'l'll.YllI'l'l' . . ltlzum' Lmmrzul ' Hi.fl'H'i1III .. --..-.--. livffy SCllWU3'l'f Re-frm-slunvnts we-rc pr:-pare-nl fur :I Llllflhlllllh 'lilly lfufufl- Iiolnplnglkgfg nf Alljpfiggl lug-pf duff Pllffy to l'llfi'I'f2llll flll' f1lClllly illlll l'll1'll' f1llIllllt'S. 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A. mlnncv. lfxhilmits worm' K'llIl'l'l'll in thc' Qlillllllllllllfj lfaxir 1 l A I . . . . . . , Afrvr scluml ezmlm lllC'SLl1ll' thc gurls mlll czuuly :xml lIl1llYHlllZll l'Xllll1IfS :lt rlu- l':u'm Slmw. 1 ' V - N A zlpplc-s. l',lJlll1l' Lunrml :mal txllllll' 5L'lll'll rc-cm'1x'v4l stzltm' lmrmmx fur rlu- lllgjllvhf ll0llll'IllIllit'I'S lla-gn-v glml LlllI'lSl'lll2l5 Czmlw wvrc also mzulv fm' ilu- p1llll'lll5 wvrc' lmrmrcml :lr rln- l'l1lI'llI Slumw. in Scllvrsvillc lluspitzll, Fiflx'-four Isl 1'ufic---tit-orgc 'Inu-oh, -lohn Srhultf, Charles Yozicliin, john, Anthony Bt-rhnuni, i'hurh-s Filson, 4111 rnfu'-:Xle-x ltlwaird lll'lllt'liIll1lll, lholnas llcnry, lc-rry Knziuss, Ray N1ZlIllS, lzzirl klblllwlllllli, l'arl Rotenhcrgrr, Clark Srhulty, Klint-, XVillurtl lh-rr. lm! rum'-l'aul Flt'llIt'l', Ray Yonr- Iizirry Miller, Rivhnrd Mntus, llnrohl Kh-insinith, -le-ronw lnn, litlwurtl Kline, l'z-It-r llc-nry, Kenneth Hiinnn-lwright, lfinzlcly. Sill fIIQL'lRfPl5Cl'I Soffn, Gunther iIQ'llSlll1lll, john C lrl Stofllcl, l.inford Diehl. 3111 ruin'-l,:lrry Xveiss, Carl Stull, Harold Smith, Ronald Shulfr, Ronald Kohler, Roh- oll, Us-nnis Sloutlt, llzirry Fryr, Ray liiclt-r, ,l.h0lllIl5 Q-rt Mark, 'I'lll1Ill1l5 SI0llt'llZlt'li. FUI URE F RMERt OF A ERICA l,c:u'ningg to tlo, :Xlhcrt St-he-ll won the Kc-ystonc l'12lI'lNt'I' l7i'grt-c'. Dulnll fl' lvflm- the highest honor :1 sclloolhoy f:u'nn'r can zittaiin. lfzirning to live, , i Living to Sclwvi l ur thxiptcr was ut-ll rcpn-st'l1tt'tl :it tht- l'u- ' Q . D turf- lfzirinvrs Wt-ek :lctivitivs :it l,l'lll1Sl'lY1llll1l Start- lhz-st' wortls 1-xprcss the philosophy ot 350,000 , . . ' l IllYl'l'Slfl'. Xin:-riczni hoys who form thc lfuturc- F2ll'll1l'I'S of 'xlllt'l'lCil. 'lihv l'ppvr l'crkioinn-n Cll1lpI'CF continuvs M.-1.-K-ERS to lu- ont- of tht- outstzintling units in this region. l:,.l,A.MHI, OIQ. ' jcmlm, I.-inmly This yt':n s vxhihit l t'c'tling1 on thc' lfzlt of tht' flirt' l'rv.virlw1t .. ll:n'ry' lfryt' l intl won first prim' in its tlivision in tht- Kutz- St'l'l't'fllI'-1' .... , Ronzihl Kohlvr town, Rt-zuling, :intl :Xlh-ntown Fziirs. ln :uhlition 'l'rwn.v111w' . ...... Ray liivh-r to this, it won fourth plum- in the zinnuul lxilflll Rrfmrlrr . . Anthony Bl'I'l52lllIl1 Show :ir llzirrishurg. Our honors tlid not stop tlu-rv. Srnliflrl . . . . Royal Stow-lwzick Ififtv-tive Isl l'Il'7.L'TNZIl1l'j' llallman, Katherine Kreider, Barbara llagenbuch, Patricia Gerhart, Fern Zeigler, Claudia Laehnian, Vicky l'irnik, Geraldine Gaugler, jean Ger- hart, Nancy Leiby. Zlnl rofw-Dawn Brey, Dianne Roth- enberger, judy Dulin, Nancy Hoesterey, janice Miller, Gail Malasky, joanne Eisenhard, Diane Grill, joanne Scholl, Sylvia Stoudt, Elizabeth Scholl, Diane Hess, Mar- garet llosterey, Shirley Fox, Vondelane Marsteller, Fay VVardle. 3rd rufw-Cynthia Stein, Gloria Bechtel, Meleny Derr, Merris Ann Fox, Barbara Stein, Sandra Hetfen- trager, jllllk' DeFranco, Harry Peterson, Marie Cleinmer, jack XVallace, Terry l'rutsman. -H11 rnfw-Peggy Reese, john Schultz, Marie Matus, Martha Schultz, Marilyn Landis, Neil Kurz, Lester Miller, Harvey Elethorp, Dale johnson, Arlen Christman, Tom Kent, Carol Fritchey, Russell Mitman, Roy Althouse, Ronald Shup, llerbert Schultz, Arlen Gery, Gerald Trone. Slh rn+z:.'-Malden Vvhipple, Claire Reiman, Arlington Supplee, Clark Schultz, Sam Himmelberger, Evan Christman, Tyrone Breuninger, VVilliam Moyer, john Fredericks, Alan Thomas, Gail Schaffer, Ronald Swinehart, Linford Diehl. 6111 rufw-Russell Schantz, Calvin Miller, Ronald Uber- holtzer, Danny Derr, Ronald Kneule, Faye Hardman, Robert Fegley, Robert Boyer, Charles limig, Bertram Bauer, Roger VVentling', Dennis Reiter, john Fogel, Gary Kolb, Kenneth Yoder, Bryan Hallman. MARCHING BA rlilll' niarcliing band, consisting of 78 members, is 'lllll' band was represented at both the District a worthy object of school pride. At all football and State Bands by a talented member, 'liyrone gaines this season the hand performed colorful lireuninger. drills during half-time, featuring the talents of the spirited niajorettes and lively cheerleaders. ln ad- 'lihe Band Boosters, an organization for the sup- dition tliis musical aggregation participated in many local parades and aroused school spirit at pep rallies. port and development of band activities, this year sponsored a dance on April IZ. Fifty-six lx! rofu-lilaine Conrad, Nancy Sehwenk, Louise Miller, Gloria lieehtel, lieverly llaas, Betty Reitnauer, Dawn Pressman, Meleny Derr, Dolores Kehl, Sandra Shup, jane hlarolus, Marilyn Landis, Ethel Krielvel, Florence Rothen- herger, Gloria Kulp, Emily Beard. Znti rvfu-Gladys Srhultz, Susan Landis, Geraldine Gaugler, Nancy Leilwy, Cynthia Stein, Phyllis llerlsein, Lois Grier, judith liasely, Sylvia Reitnauer, Barlsara Ann Hagenlwueh, Pa- tricia Kulp, Marlene Krauss, Virginia Hetfentrager, june l3eFraneo, Nancy Metz, Marie Matus, Marie Clemmer, Constance Gelvert, Mary lillen llunslmerger tpianistl. 3111 l'11l1L'f.'xI'llllf.fl0Il Pollack, Russel Mitman, Neil Kurz, jack VVallaee, Gary Kolb, john Fogel, Martha Schultz, Naney Hallman, Barbara Eiehel, Harlvara Stein, 'Indy Bauman, Peggy Reese, Larry Vl'entz, VVilliam Gende- lwien, Dennis Reiter, Bryan Hallman. -H11 rofu:-Robert Fegley, Ronald Shun, Billy Moyer, llerlmert Sehultz, Ronald Swinehart, Galen Kistler, Mike Kurtz, Lloyd Geissinger, Alan Thomas, Tyrone Breuninger, Leroy Fetterman, Gerald 'l'rone, Malden VVhipple. CHORUS ixgfillll. musically inclined students of nintli, tenth, program of the group includes sacred, classical. and eleventh, and twelfth grades met each week to modern music. During the Ctmmmeneentent actixi- yocalize. 'l'lte first presentation was the Annual ties the chorus again made a pulalic appearance. Cltristmas Program given on llecemlner ll. 'lilte Fifty-seven ltrl rnfu-Mr, Marshman, Ronald Kneule, Drew Lan- Robert Fegley, Arlen Christman, VVilliam Moyer, Neil dis, flaro Reimnn, Malden XVhipple, Dale johnson. Zrnl Kurz, Robert Boyer, Tyrone lireuninger, Ronald Shun. I'li'lL4-Slllllllfl llimmelberger lpianistl, Terry l'rutsman, 'lille dance band, a relatively new organization Nlr. Xlarshman, has earned for itself the reputa- has received very enthusiastic receptions at school tion for creating a smooth sound. assemblies again this vear. 'lllll' orchestra has also . . . . ' bemor members who are Dl2lYIIlLf their last notes made guest appearances at other schools and has . . ' , . . . I I f . . . t. I with the band this year are Arlen LllI'lSfIlHlll, Neil p ayei or various community orgwniza IUIIS sucl 'ls , . . , . K ' 1 lxurz, Bill Xloyer. llob l'egley, lyrone lireun- the l.ions Club. . . . Inger, llale -lolmson and bam Hnnmelberger. 'liliis cool combo, under the capable direction of Fifty-eight Lffl fo right--janiee Miller, joanne Eisenhnrd, Diane Grill, joanne Scholl, Sylvia Stoudt, Elizabeth Scholl, Diane Hess, Gail Malasky lcaptainl. CHEERLE DERS A group of teachers and senior cheerleaders of the previous year picked the eight peppy varsity' cheerleaders Qahovel. Besides leading the fans in cheering at basketball and football games, these enthusiastic girls also participated in drills and parades with the high school hand. Under the able guidance of Xlrs. Xloser and the wonderful leader- ship of their captain, Gail Malasky, these cheer- leaders demonstrated excellent sportsmanship and school spirit throughout the year. Any girl from ninth to twelfth grade is eligible to hecome a memher of this line organization. The girls are chosen for personality, appearance, voice, and familiarity with cheers. Fifty'-nine lx! row-Neil Kurz, Geraldine Gaugler, Janice Mil- Schlicher, Gary Dutton, Mrs. Raymond, joan Mitchell ler, YVilliam Moyer, Phyllis Knisley. 2nd row-Mr. Leroy Fetterman, Diane Grill, Thomas Callahan. UNIOR PLAY ciflclam is Evenin 7' A Farce in Three Acts hy K.1x1'imRiNE K,xv,xN.1xi'oii 'lihe play concerns a young man who is inno- cently involved in a love triangle, a jealous ltalian doctor, ll lunatic obsessed by his mania for suicide, a pretty, but bored, young woman, two curious negroes, an irate mother-in-law, a confused wife, and a flashy couple who resent being sent funeral wreaths. Sixty .1 :lam flrlrunx Jnna .lrlrzmx . . . . lllrx. Bean .. CIl.Vfif'l' . . . Geriie ...... Dr. 1'll'llg0lIl . . . . Roxihl Frvlgrnli Elnier Green ,llr. Coker .. fllrs. Cakes .. ...... Neil Kurz Geraldine Gaugler .. Phyllis Knisley . Gary Dutton .. ,loan Xlitehell . William Moyer Janice Xliller Leroy Fetterman 'lihonias Callahan . . . . . Diane Grill lx! rnfzc-1.4-rny l'll'llt'l'llHlll, Dennis iircnlirh. emi rnfzv- man, juan Nlitrhc-ll, Phyllis Knisley, Marlvm- lfox l'hxl lui n llllllllllilll, hluym- YV:1llwi', Neil Kurv, Fzlyr linrlls lis llerlwin, Diana' Grill, Kivrulclim- Uunglcr, Rowell min, liill Nloycr, Clary Dutton. 3r.l rnfia'-xlrleil Christ- Faust, Louisa- Reese. IOR PLAY Vlleet Me in SL Louisa' A Cmnvcli' in 'lllircc Acts ln- CHRlS'l'0l'H ISR Shimizu. 'llliv play rzilws plum- in Sr. l,unis, V70-l, :it tlic ginnnigg of flu' Wnrlils l':nl'. lr cnlicwiis four scllic-vmis yoiing girls wliu lllilllillll' rn gvt tlivir litllvr in :ill sorts nl trnnlwlc, IIlCllllllllQl flu- lnss lns lnlwl .llr. Sllljfll ., .,... X1-il Knrz .ll1'.v. Sllllfll ,. .... l'ln'llis linislcy R ff,i' 4' ...... ., Cie-rzililinv Cizniglci' I '.'. Vfllfl' .. ..... llllllll' firill ,lffmzv . .. Xlzirlcm' l'lnx uf Sixtx'-ulw rllnulff' . 1,011 ........... 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This Sj'Sft'll1 is prmwiclvsl lw thc' Stinln-nt Coin to Rvqllircllwrits pvrniit scniors with ziwrsiggc' graulvf svrvn- as inonitorsg ll0VVQ'Yi'l'. -Inniurs, ru luv lwt- tvr sicqiinlntvcl with thc- rcspmisilwilirws nf lcznlcrv :Xt iniil-rvrni rlw sqnzul clvciclml to clissnlvi' its ship nc-xt yvzir, :ilsn wcrc- part of rho squml. Sixty-Iwo BOXING SCIICNCI Clubs LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CHESS Sixtx'-three PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICRAFT Clubs DANCING MODEL BUILDERS Sixlv-fmlr 'IXYPING ART X ... , .-XRCHICRY '1'WIRI,INC IIOMICMAKICRS VARSITY 1 ATHLETICS O00 Oo' 0 O 000 ogg oo' 0 o o 0 O 000 000 0 9 5 000 ooo 0 9 O O U O voo 000 HCINKL X 412, W F0 0. 1,9 L ls! rwu'-David Hentz, manager, Barry Slemmer, Tony Dutton, Roger VVentling, Edward Bozzelli, Mascot Terry Kreamer, Kenneth Hitting, Ray Bieler, james Moyer, Larry Hoff, Neil Brunner, Burt Seiseio. Znd forw- llead Coach George Mitro, Charles Breiseh, joel Geh- ert, Fred Sehwenk, Michael Kurtz, james Slotter, Allan Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Upper Engle, VVilliam Niemy, Barry Fetterlnan, Rollie VVil- liams, Dan VVilliams, Coaches Knight and Schell. Snl rofw-Richard Graber, managerg VVilford VVeher, Larry Moyer, Richard Graber, Dale Rothenberger, Gerald But- terweek, Karl Neumuller, jay Fluck, Thomas Callahan, Merril Christman, jack Bauman, Coach Martueei. FOOTB LL l'erk Perlc Perk Perk Perk Perk Perk Perk Perk Perl: 25 SCORES 6 lfoyertown . . . . 26 6 Central Bucks . . .. 14 I9 Springfield . . . . 13 Hatboro . . . . I2 I4 Ambler . . . . 54 6 North Penn . . .. 28 7 Quakertown .... . . 26 6 Upper Moreland . . . 6 6 Pe tirt ridge ...... . . 31 0 Soudert tmli . . . . 6 Sixtv-eight lttzivlt in our opt-iiiiig llux-Xluut lA'1lQLllt' ggzuuv :lt lIiS SI,U'l l'lCR Rlfll.-XRD URAISICR Il.4Xl,lC Rlb'l'lllCNllliRiiliR KliNNli'l'll lill ll'Nl, lu :l pn'-sczisuii lnss to lgUll'l'lUXYll l'ppt-r l'crlc Llmuuiiig frmu at lirst quzwtvi' tlt-licit uf lmvll, l'ppm'r uullt-cu-tl its lmuu' scnrc wlicu KlllZll'ft'lAlTZll'li Hurry l't'rl4 sctulwl :ugziiust Spriuglim-lil in tht- se-cutul quar- l m'ttm-riuun pt'm'itlml tht- luugvst ruu uf tlu' uigjlit tvt' on zt twu-izuxl pluiigv lu lIll1ll'll'l'l3IlL'li llzirry lfvts tu tht- sm-roiul tllI1ll'll'l'. llc giwililwml ll fuuilwlm' in tlix- tvruizui. A liittiugytu-liurtz :u-rizil coiiiu-ftiuti :lr- liuycrtuwii lmclclicltl ou tlu' ll-yztrtl stripe :uul gal- C4lllllTl'll for nur svcotul tmiclulmvti. llittiug ztgziiu lupt-tl tlu' rn-iuzuiiiug SS fur xt l'.l'. 'l'lJ. 'lllin' liuzil pxlssml tu Kurtz for tlu' vxtrzt pniut. WU l' WIN 3041- liilfll iu tlu' liuzil stzuizzt, Spriuglivltl tiul it up. liut at tlliril lwatutiful pzlss frmu livu liittingg to Klilu' Kurtz iii tlic vutl zum- was :ill tlu- luslizuis m-mln-tl LlK'llll'Ill liuulis was fmiiuwl to use :i strict glftillllll . . . . . to ,Quin llll'll' lirst victory ui llux-Xluut l,c:uLlu' a'uiiip1'titiuii, l'l-IS. llnylc-stuwii. 'lllu' tlppltlwllfs wwe' uuzilwlc- tu colu- plvtm' :un of tlu-it' fuur patss zittvmpts. ' lvtulvr tliv :Xiulilm-r liglits tlu' llpptulvllls surgm-tl Aftm' 5' Mi wll'SS 'int 'Ulf Cvmml Hmlkb ztltcaul in tlu- lirst qu:u't0r witli il liurst uf llll'l'l' scurul on :ui ciul ruu, liut vzirly in tlic fnurtli quztr- mm,lNlUwm. It was tht, wwml Wmnl lwfml, l l!' wr' lil'l ' Pull! Wmlllmlll :md Sunml 1'fff ' Rolllll rctzilizitwl witli il tuuclitluwn mlriw li! lizirfl l'ln'ttcr- llilllimm i'm iWlm'll ll WN H Llmmllls 'ls' tuxui. 'l'lic .luuiur qu:u'tc-rlwztclc zittziclu-tl with at Imr- xlitlml lu two lg-l1ll'4l P0ll2lll'll'h lippcr llcrk rztgm- uf :wriztl zittviupts, lmut wus ttlwlt- tn iuulu- only tlmllu-tl up xt 'l'lJ wlivu llzlrri lfcttcrtuzui lilzistml um- pzty ull iu il 'l'lJ. 'llliis was to Nlikt- Kurtz iii tht- Ik'I'Uss :tml tlztsluwl JS iztrnls tu pziytlirt. llut in tht- fourtli quatrtvr. .-Xiulvlcr's 2:5 lilftlb of rusliiup wzuiiiigg lIllllllTl'S uf tlu' gauuv, kli'IllI'ill scuiml zigxtiu, lilfllflgt' pi'm't'nl tim iuuuli for l'ppi-r l'c'rl4, lluiviiip tliurliiug :t x'in'tut'x :tt I4--lm. lls to lmw, 34.14, IUNI Q'.'Xl.l,.'Xll.-XX Nlllili Kl'R'l'Z Iill,l, XIICNIY ,IININIY N RAY BIELER Hathoro gained a lead in the opening minutes of the game with an end run after recovering an Indian fumhle. 'lihey increased their lead with an- other 'l'l7 in the second quarter. Hut early in the third, things brightened for Upper Perk when Rich liraher spun through center bl yards to the end- zone. 'l'hen came the fateful fourth period. Hill Niemy started the rally with an eight yard plunge into the endzone to tie it up. N-Vith a seven-yard touch- down pass to hig end Mike Kurtz, Harry Fetter- man wiped the grins of victory off the opponents' faces. Hut that wasn't all. Fetterman intercepted a pass on llathoro's 40 and scampered all the way down to the three. 'liwo plays later he sneaked across, clinching l'pper l'erk's second Hux-Hunt y ictory, 25- l 2. North l'enn's grid force stood off the Upper l'erk eleven, and the 'lirihe was crushed 28-6 on the opponents' field. Ken Hitting carried it to pay- dirt in the fourth quarter on a l-l-yard pass from quarterhack Fetterman after the lndians recovered a North Penn fumble on lJenn's 15. Next on the schedule was a hattle with Upper Xloreland on the opponents' grounds. A beam of victory shone through when Ken Hitting threw a touchdown pass to Hill Niemy in the second quar- ter of play, hut lipper Moreland doused the light CHARLES BREISCII in the third period, holding the lndians to a 0-0 deadlock. Held scoreless in the first three quarters lay our hosts, Quakertown, the lndians retaliated in the fourth when little Ken Hitting scooped in a pass from Harry Fetterman and ate up the remaining yardage for a TIF. Another pass hy Fetterman, this time to Rich Ciraher, accounted for the extra point. The hosts, however. had scored once each quarter, and with that advantage handed the 'lirihe its third sethack of the season. .26-7. The lndians now had a chance to pit their strength against unheaten Pennridge under the op- ponents' lights, hut the league leaders hammered away the first three quarters, keeping a lnig zero on the scorehoard under U.l'. lt was Hill Nieiny who tallied in the final quarter. lfngulfing a screen pass from Harry lfetterman, Niemy pounded the grid 45 yards to the payoff zone, hut the Rams' superior scoring paid off in a 31-6 defeat for lipper Perk. Un a sunny hut cold 'lihanksgiving morning the lndians from Souderton met our own 'lirihe on the home reservation. XVith a good display of offensive and defensive skill despite wind and hiting cold, hoth teams went scoreless for three quarters. ln the last period, however, Souderton hroke through with a Ill and painfully edged out l pper perk 6-0 in the final game of the season. Seventy as i ' Ni S ... - ra tw! A, Q K E, was S' A fl . ,, 4. l.rl rnfw-l'riseilla Kulp, Surrey Stautfer, Connie Gehert, Gladys VV:-ber, Barbara Renninger, Beverly Haas, Mary l'ressman, Shirley Kennell, i'arol Frutehey, Mary Lou Sehantz. 211.1 ru-u'-Evelyn Koons, judy Bauman, Peggy Reese, Bonnie Beltz, Barbara Brieker, Bonnie Kline, Marlene Krauss, Sandra llefientrager, Miss Keyes, Miss Postetter. 3rd rofw-Nancy Brunner, Cora Sehoup, Nanev Sehwenk, Diane Rothenberger, jean Criblear, Peggy Molfet, Elizabeth Scholl, Faye Bardman, Diane Owens Beverly Roth, Fern Ziegler, Barbara Ann Hagenbueh, Gloria Kulp, Emily Beard, Florence Rothenberger, -loan Criblear. HOCKEY SCORES l7.l'. . . 1 l'.l'. . . 3 LIP. . . l U.l'. . .. 0 U.l'. . . I lil' 0 UP. . .. 2 After a season of strenuous pre-season practice, the llerkettes prepared for their first season in Bux- hlont League competition. 'llhirty-three girls re- ported for practice under the coaches, bliss Keyes Sev Central Bucks .. , l Pennridge ..... . 3 Upper Nloreland .... -lr Souderton . . . . . 4 North Penn .. . 2 Quakertown . . 5 Hatboro .. . 2 and bliss Postetter, but only four players were letter-winners from last year. The llerkettes opened the season on September 28. with a hard-fought game at Central Bucks. The enty-one s FA YE BARDMAN HPZVERIX RUTH , . , - s111111t11111 l1111k1'1l l51lll wl11'11 Ll'I1fl'2ll Bucks sc111'1'1l 111 Illl' l11'st l111lt. 11111 lppci' l'1-1'l1 I'l'T1lll1lTK'll Ill tl11 s1'1'11111l llillf with Il Qilill I11' l:t'l'l1 Zivglvi' 11111l l11'l1l 1l11'i1' 11111111111-111s t11 il I-l ti1-. 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JU IOR VAR ll l Y BASKE l B LL ht-ld a commanding lead all the way and won by a man was high with 29 points. Our guards playcd ial score of 48-27. Faye Hardman was high scorer with 39 points. The lost its game. For tht- linal game' of the season the opponent xx as North Penn, who previously had lost only t-nnridgv. liut with great detvrinination and a play of court skill. NVith three seconds remaining, l nc lludniuis t dis- thvir lwst ganic of the yvar by holding North Penn to 8 points the tight second half. The -l.Y. lost. Our record for tht- svason was 3-3. Four svniors-- to . . . . . . . Nancy lwihy, -Ioannc' bcholl, Shirley Fox, and l'ayc llardman-played their last game for l'ppcr Perla. Nom- of the first string guards will lw lost lwcausc of graduation. : ' z ioul shot tied the scorc. A quick pass from lfayc to Joanne Scholl, who scored the hnal luiclic-r, addvd a sparkling linish to the season. l'hc linal scorv was 40-38. As usual, Faye Hard l'ayc liardnian rounded out ht-r tourth yvar ot varsity competition. leading thc' league- with hcr .ll point ax'f'ragc'. Seventy-live lxirzrwlizlyf--loliii Klint-, Ke-nn:-th Hitting, Rivliurd Ura- livan l'hristtnnn, Mika Kurtz, liatrrv lfcltt-rntzin, -lot-l Iwi, I'oin i'nll:th:in, Danny xvlllllllllh. Halt- Rotlwnlvc-rg:-r, iisliert, Charles Brciscli. SHIVltlf-Vlflihiltllfll Nlitro, Halt-u Kisllc-r, lfrvtl Scliwt-nlt, BOYS' VARSITY BASKET BALL ln at pri--sm-zison cxhilvition gunna- on tht' honu- floor, lllioc-nixvillr vtlgvtl out our squad in :t hztrd- fought contest hy :t score of 53-57. 'liotn Llllllilllilll wus high with ll points, lfvnn Christnizin tztliii xt'k'1llltl with lfl. , - t I , . , lil llit- l ppt-r lc-rlt hw opt-ned the-tr first svztson in liux-Klont competition with at gzunc' against Penn- rulgt- on tht- opponvnts' floor. l.ow scoring in rhe- first lt:tlf put tht- lndiztns too fur lwhind to rc-covf'r. :ind they wort' forcvd to how, 68--l-9. 'liom Cztllzthztn lt-tl tht- scoring with 21 points. Rf'IIN'llllTl'flHLf our hruising dt-ft-:tt on the grid iron, tht- l7ppz-r Pc-rk quintc-t trouncf-tl Anilwler with :t Slll1lSlllIlj1 OS-.U victory. 'lihc scorn' f1lVOI'i'Il lipper l'crlt hi only ont- point :lt thc' cnd of thc' first period, hut litrlt- 'lioni L':tll:tli:ui hroltt' loose- in the second pcriod :ind stuffed lfl nuirlct-rs through thc- hoop, lvzulingj llppc-r Pork to its first liux-Alont victorv fztllnltsui lcd with .20 points. Seventy Central Bucks dvztlt us our sccond lratgglu- dt-ft-tt: :is they ground out :tn l l point victory, 70-59. 'lilivir supt-rior scoring in ouch quztrtcr was too much for us to hztndlv, :ts the finztl scorn' indic:1tcd. 'liotn fullti- liztn was again high, this tinu- with 22, while- lfvt tc-rmztn collected lb. The Springfield five, gztining in spat-d and ziggrvs- sivencss what they lztclccd in licight, push:-d tlYl'1' our lndians in :i scuffle on tht- Springfield court :ind run ZIVYZIY with :1 bl-37 victory. ln lccc-pitig with his usual standing, 'liotn Csillzthztn lcd tht- scoring with I3, Fvttcrinzin ztgztin st-cond with ll. ln :in vyc-opcttitig clush on tht- honu' court, llppt-r Pvrli clohlu-red North Penn, starting zu winning strvztli thztt lztstcd tht- rt'nt:tindc'r of tht- first quar- tvr, thc lndizins luuninercd on to at 00--lo victory. Czlllzthztn scored ll vicious 32 to hvzul tht' scoring column. 'llhe winless Soudcrton Wvztrriors wore' nvxt to -MX ,Sv xii: if If N VN- W A ., X Q .Q ..,. X2 Q - , , J,--. mb X ' X X ,Q-if an .. ., EW QM... , ': '::k.:,.. .Tar W, Q dgxx-aw A F, .--.,-.......... ,, ,, , -Nw.. - we W N., ww -,X -,W f 5 . fgsxs' -,Q 'K 'V y -y 'sf ' , - . if . ' 'vii -J X .. 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Q - ff ef' lKAlIl'l'lflljl-Rllllillll C'ressman, Larry Hoff, Dale Reif- Miller, john Kurtz, Robert Cihoeki, Alan Thomas, Karl inger, Roger VVQ-ntling, Rolvert Boyer. SflllItlflI!lTl.Q'Sll'l' VVeitzel, Coach Nlartueei. UNIOR VARSITY BASKETB LL in the third quarter. Nevertheless, lfetternian led with I2 points, Callahan following with ll. 'lihe llennridge Rains threw a wrench into the lndians steady climb to the top hy defeating lipper l'erk, 54-42, and retaining their hold on first place. Game honors went to 'lioin Callahan, who meshed for 24. Qff to a good start, Ainhler threw a scare into l'pper l'erk with a first quarter lead of I4-b, hut the trihe recuperated in time to push Ambler hack down the stairs with a score of 47-40. Fred Schwenk headed the scoring with ll, while Callahan and lfetternian had ll. ln a nip-and-tuck hattle on Central Buck's floor, the hosts handed the Indians their fifth league loss in twelve games with a score of 53-48. The game was studded with numerous fouls, and the lfpper llerk quintet outscored their opponents from the foul line, lb-7, hut from the field, the hosts excelled. Callahan led with I7 points. Springfield threw more cold water on the fiery five of l'pper l'erk hy edging out the 'l'rihe, 4l-39. A three-minute freeze and several untimely fouls gave the opponents an edge that couldnlt he dulled, despite nohle efforts in the waning minutes. 'liom Callahan led with I7. North Penn kept a hand in the four way fight Sev enty-e for the llux-Xlont f'lag and at the same tune niade lvpper Perk settle for fifth hy defeating the ln- dians SS-40. 'lihe final period proyed fatal for the lndians, who had set the pace up until the end. lfetternian tallied 14, Callahan ld. 'l'he winless Souderton kVarriors again hit the dust when they ran into a raid hy the l'.l'. 'llrihe and were crushed 58-32. This was win numlwer 8 for us, while Souderton had not yet tasted victory. Barry Fetterman was high with 22, livan Christ- man second with l2. llespite a fierce attempt to stay' afloat, the ln- dians were forced under 5.3-44 by second-place Hat- horo in a home battle that set our record at an even 8-8. Barry Fetterman was high with I7 markers. The tie for fifth place hetween lipper Perk and Quakertown was broken on the Q-town floor when the Quakers jarred the lndians 51-45. Quakertown gained a lead in the second quarter and hung on until the end. Evan Christman's 17 was high for the Indians. 'lqraveling to l'pper Xloreland, the 'l'ril1e had one last chance to end the season on a note of vic- tory, but a poor third quarter hadly injured the ln- dians and, despite a fiery comehack in the fourth, we were downed, Sl-47. ight lmfl In Riylll, Top Rufzu: Coach, Albert Neiman: Larry Nic-my, 'l'om Callahan, David llentz, Manager, Donald Moyer, joel Gehert, Fred Schwenk, WVillard Uraher, Metz. Tl1irtlRuu'.' Dale Rothenherger, Larry lloff. KPN l,arry Weitzel, Barry Fetterman, Srrurnl Ruuz' Manager, Hitting, Larry johnson, Dan wlllll3ll!S, Arlen Cllflillllilll Bryon llallman, Dale johnson, Rollie VVilliams, Bill Richard Uraher- ln our first nine of whom Neiman. Due ever, the team practice until Since field Pennridge on the scheduled VARSITY BASEBALL Bux-Klont hasehall season, forty hoys, were seniors, reported to Head Coach to the had weather conditions, how- was unahle to have its first organized March 31. conditions were poor, the hoys met the opponents' diamond a day after date. Playing a hard-fought game, the lndians were finally edged out in an extra inning, 7 to 6. But in retaliation, the 'lirihe heat Quakertown on April ll hy a score of 6-5, scor- ing the winning run in the last half of the seventh inning. This year the hoys hope to duplicate last year's accomplishment of winning the League Champion- ship, The nine seniors playing their last season for Ui' are: Ilan YVilliams, Larry VVeitzel, Richard Graber, Dale Rothenherger, Dale Johnson, Tom Callahan, Arlen Christman, Bill Niemy, and Ken Hitting. Seventy-nine Lrfl lo Right, Standing: Niel Brunner, jay Fluck, Tim VVellner, Barry Reoder, john Kline, jack Bauman, Mr. VVefrtman, lx'm'fIing: Roger Wentling, Tony Dutton, Gary Kulp, Barry Slemmer, Arlen Gery, john Hendricks, Bill Moll, Mike Slotter. Sifting: Harvey Scholl, Rohert Ureulieh, Kenneth Ziegenfuss, Dale Refininger, Eddie Bozzelli, john Stevens, Bill Gendehein. J. V. BASEBALL Exhibiting the underclassmen's enthusiasm, a large number of boys reported to Coach Wertman for J.V. practice. As yet, they have not played any games. April April April April April April April May May May May lVIay illay Eighty 9 ll 16 I9 23 26 30 3 7 I0 I4 I7 21 VARSITY SCHEDULE Pennridge .... Quakertown Souderton . . Hatboro ..... Central Bucks . Pennridge . Quakertown Souderton . Ambler .... Central Bucks . North Penn Upper Moreland . .. Springfield . . Away Home Away Away Home Home Away H ome Away Away Home Away H ome L at .hm ,A L ska. Imft In Right, Siflinglf Lorraine Stevens, Mary Lou Sehantz, Beverly Haas, Sandra Hetfentrageir, Gloria Pressman, Annett VValker, Marlene Krauss, jean Crib- lear, Cora Sehoup, Lorretta Uklig. Knrrling: Barbara Stein, Cynthia Stein, julia Sweisford, Dolores Kehl, Marie Clemrner, Edith Fluck, Bonnie Beltz, Nancy Schwenk, Mara Miezitis, Deane Leister, janet Ren- ninger. Sinmling: Miss Postetter, janet Slonaker, Barbara Renninger, Barbara Eiehel, Faye Bardman, Peggy Reese, Judy Bauman, Connie Liebert, Dawn Brey, joan Urib- lear, Dolores Stoudt, Miss Keyes. GIRLS' SOFTB LL Thirty-one girls reported to Coaches, Miss Keyes and bliss Postetter. Although we have only two returning letter- winners, Faye Bardman and Barbara Renninger, we hope to open our first year in the Bux-Nlont League as successfully as we closed our last season in the Perkiomen Schuylkill Valley League. Senior Faye Bardman is rounding out her fourth year in varsity competition. April April bilay blay blay May blay blay Eighty-one SCHEDULE North Penn Quakertown Souderton . Pennridge . North Penn Souderton . Quakertown Pennridge . Away Away H ome Away Home Away H ome Home SPEUIAL SERVICES 3 i lll SCHOOL URSES HIE EUHII zwsa nillll NlYR'Iil.lC YVILKINS, R.X. L'.XN1lI.l..X NIUSICR. KN. l r11lll'frn'J lluyfvllul .Yf1:'11rl' lfflllfll Urllrrul IIu.af11lul SCHOOL SECRETARIES x X N XhYXl'l'Il'IAtlN, NIILDRICIJ S'l1Xlll, liighlx -fuur MAY KRli.XN1Iih 1 . Q. .mf TH Y VVVVV fi l Slnmliny-Katie Kindt, Evelyn VVinsch, Mabel man. Siliirzg-Ruth lierluein, Minnie Binder, Amanda Srhllrhz-r, Arlene Christman, Glenna Hrey, Mary Christ- Gaugler, Elsie Leister. CAFETERIA STAFF GEORGE RUEDER ELMER STAHL VVILLlAM SLONAKER VVILLARD HOFFMAN Eighty-five Penn Square Restaurant Horan Engraving Company Styer Studio R. K. Clemens A. L. Allem and Son Paul Schultz Furniture Company Elmer S. Krauss Graber's Electric Miller's Hosieri Shoppe hahn Michael rothers eintz's Hotel Shell Bros. Frank and Anne's Hoagie Shop Breiner's Sunoco Service Kemmerer and Smith Sam's Barber Shop Red Hill Savin and Loan Association Hevener and Sqielly Harold O. Trumbore, Electric Contractor Eagle Hotel Arnold's Shoe Repair Bob's Amoco Augustus M. Schwenk, T.V. Town and Country Goshenhoppen Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Reer's Store Robert E. Ritter, Inc. PATRON S Snyder and Kurz Garage Weyand's B'Mar Beauty Salon Anne's Beauty Salon Red Hill Hotel Marcus Kline State Farm Shisler's Market Harlem Black To Hereford Generalp Store Red Apple Luncheonette Sieber's Service Station Triangle Garage ,Iaymar geweler Klink's lectric Miller's Sport Center Holtzman's Jeweler La Ferne Dress Shop Novelty Shop Kolb's Television Bartholomeu Hosiery Company Orchard Valley Restaurant Cab Frye Ins. Agency Kriebel Dairy Mr. and Mrs. John Breyer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Henry Genszler Naomi Reiter Mr. Snyder's Shoes and Clothing W. W. C. Geary Grayce Shoppe Elmer G. Stahl and Mrs. Curtis Fox Russell Engle Charles Grubb Foster Kneule Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weanel Frederick Kneule Lester Hauck Ralph Baas Mr. and Mrs. Curt Imbody Mr. and Mrs. Blank Mr. and Mrs. ierr Hunsberger Mr. and Mrs. . iohanson Mrs. Katie Kulp Gloria M. Stah Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Meierhoif, ,Ir Luther Laudenslager Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith Alma Kershner Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Henry Mr. and Mrs. Renard illyer Mr. and Mrs. Russell Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. johnson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Frey Mr. and Mrs. Roland Heffentrager- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Faut Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krupp Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyer had Gebert F Dairv Queen Rosenau Brothers Perkiomen Valley Bus Company Woodson Dairy Order of Owls Penn Lumber and Mill Works Ernie's Dairy Bar Green Lane Hoagie Shop Pennsburg Auto arts Perkiolnen Clothing Company Melrath Metal Stamping Corp. Stanley's Greenhouse izhnnyk Barber Shop urse Marie Fulmer B. and H. Food Market Paul H. Dimmig Penneracker Flowers, East Greenville Kramik's .Radio, T. V., Sales and Service M. Ferketrch, Avon Dealer Boss Manufacturing Company Staui'l'er's Store Norman L. Dietz Leon's Flower Shop Cleormer's Coal Supply Titlo's Paperhanging Faut's Food Market Frank Adam's Store Kemmerer's Store Bluebird Snack Bar Bette's Beauty Shop Hendricks Grocery Clayton Garage Berman Bag Company Sel.l's Restaurant Buss Greenhouse Rayrner and Sweisford Frozen Food Locker Swersford's Store Elias B. Mensch Hazel V. Reinhart Mohr's Atlantic Station Hacker's Service Station Yoder Bros. Store Pennsbuagl Auto Body Buffalo oven Label Rosie's Luncheonette Pennlburg Bowl-R-Drome Karl Neumuller Oldt's Motor Service Kulp and Staudt Grand Theatre Alibi Tavern Make Well Leather Goods Company Alfred Shoe Corporation Wallace Shankel Florist Pennsburg Dr? Cleaners Earl Glass he Best Banana Splits Schultz Electric Sarah's Gift Room Styer's Convalescent Home john and Paul Bauman Croll and Shellier Upholstering L. H. Schlicher Leister's Barber Sho Mr Mr . and Mrs. Harold Smoll . and Mrs. Edwin Fox Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Clemmen Mr. William Beahm Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shiifert Mr. William Shames . and Mrs. Arthur Plum Donnie Wampole John Satch' Galbraith 'Herb Snder Mr. and rs. Millard Balmer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fox Evel n Winsch and Mrs. Fred J. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Pflieger Madel n Raysor Julia Sweisford Mr. and Mrs. Librand Smith James R. Schantz Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wuerstle Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stauffer Patricia Schiery Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ziegenfuse Mr. and Mrs. George Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Heist Ruth Kraft Mabel Herbein Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clemmen- Mr. and Mrs. Foster Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rauenzahn Mr. and Mrs. Peter William Geudebien Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Brensinger Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kriebel Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Gaugler Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Heist Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gebert Mr. and Mrs. D. DeFranco gi C. Kummerer F . William F. Hillegass Alt B' l Mr. on re er Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bieler Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smoll Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Yerk Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Bowser Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richard Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richard Mr. and Mrs. David Eschbach Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yost Mr. and Mrs. Karl Styer Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kist The Kul Boys Shirley lgerr Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Wentlin Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Filson, gr. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. john T. Huggard Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rocusin Mr. and Mrs. Ernestdl. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Willar Schell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Parvin Hasher Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Parrott and Joel B. Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dimmig Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Beard Mr. Curtis HoB'man Mrs. Mar A. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blank Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reitnauer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fluck Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stahler Pvt. and Mrs. Gary Weber Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Freed Esther A. Brey A Friend h B. Kunkle, r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Fr Mr. and Mrs. Ra Kreamer Mr. and Mrs. Roland Schupp Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace Mary Ellen Balduzzi D.0. Otto Badman Wayne Rothenberger Arthur Balton eed Mr. and Mrs. William H. Landis Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wwner Mr. and Mrs. Dreston agner Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sweatt Mr. and Mrs. Martens Mr. and Mrs. harles Roberts Mr an Mrs rdsle Mr. Mr. . d . Ba Dr. W. L. Kacicek, LIC. Margaret and Paul Underoolller and Mrs. Clinton Holfman and Mrs. Leroy Helfentrager C. Holtzman Mrs. . ham Scholl ' r. and Mrs. Harold Reigner Mr. kshn Hartzel Elva ostack Mr. and Mrs. Berdan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barndt Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Diehl Mrs. Lizzie Schwenk William Mensch Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gerhart Godshall's Hotel Sh-ipe Custom Seat Covers and ops Staulfer's Farms Tony's Steak Sho Convertible Sumneytown Hotef, Delong's Little Store C. W. Hunsberger Estate Fred K. Kleinbach Sons Breuninger and Schatz Hilltop Service Station Shimersville Drive In O. F. Young and Son Hufi s Church Garage Mrs. Carrie Seward Mr. and Msr. Russell W. Clemmer Mabel Kriebel Mr. and Mrs. Roger Binder Edna Erb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwenlt Betty Baseley Russell Thomas Harry Shuster Mr. S. E. Hagenbuch Howard R. Schantz Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wetzel Mrs. W. B. Kreider Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Althouse Eighty-six Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clemens William A. Kev Mr. and Mrs. ictor Moyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Herbert Barto Mrs. Amanda Gau ler Mr. and Mrs. O. Boehner Mr. and Mrs. H. H. 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